Groups continue to quarrel over wake surfing on Lake Minnetonka
Groups both in favor and against wakeboarding and wake surfing regulations on Lake Minnetonka are continuing to make their voices heard by the lake's conservation district.
Fans savor opportunity to see the pros at 3M Open
Thousands of fans took to TPC Twin Cities in Blaine for the final day of the 3M Open Sunday.
Mound community raising money to build Eli Hart Memorial Playground
A group of nearly 200 people are on a mission to raise $200,000 to build a playground in honor of Eli Hart at Surfside Park in Mound.
"Why us?": Twin Cities fitness studios robbed 3 times in the span of a week
Minneapolis Police are searching for an individual they believe robbed two Twin Cities fitness studios three times in less than one week.
Despite its death, DNR says cougar sighting in Twin Cities suburb is "encouraging"
Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Officials say it's likely a cougar spotted and photographed near a Shakopee neighborhood Monday night had likely traveled hundreds of miles on foot from the Dakotas.
3 homes catch fire in south Minneapolis, 1 completely collapses
According to the Minneapolis Fire Department, the fire started in a vacant, boarded home, then spread to both neighboring homes.
Family of girl killed during high-speed chase grieves, demands answers
The family of 6-year-old Blessings McLurain-Gray says she was a binding force that brought each of them together.
6-year-old girl killed as police chase murder suspect
Police were chasing Hakeem Waheed Muhammad when he collided with a car, killing a 6-year-old girl. Muhammad was wanted in relation to the murder of Devan Dampier.
Richfield teen raises thousands for adaptive biking program with lemonade stand
On Thursday, the 19-year-old helped raise nearly $10,000 dollars for Gillette Children's Adaptive Bike Program by way of a lemonade stand.
Police respond to Eagan movie theater after firework goes off
Police say someone lit off a firework inside an Eagan movie theater during a screening Tuesday night, injuring several people.
"Pancakes with a side of jet fuel": Lakeville fly-in breakfast draws thousands
Thousands of people filled an empty hangar at Airlake Airport in Lakeville for a one-of-a-kind breakfast Sunday morning.
Minneapolis councilmember's comments create contempt: some forgive while others demand action
Minneapolis councilmember Michael Rainville was addressing constituents regarding the disruption and destruction downtown on July 4 when he made comments that have many demanding he take responsibility for his words.
MPD says downtown barricades are "creative" crime solution amidst staff shortages
Starting Friday, Second Street in the Mill District has been marked by concrete barriers and road closure signs in several areas.
Cedric Alexander tapped for new Minneapolis role: Commissioner of Community Safety
The position integrates five departments -- 911, the city fire department, the emergency management office, the police department, and neighborhood safety, formerly known as the Office of Violence Prevention.
Bloomington begins phasing out tobacco licenses for businesses
The city of Bloomington is taking more steps to end tobacco sales. Starting Thursday, the city will begin phasing out tobacco licenses.