Propane tanks burn at another Twin Cities encampment
Underneath under the Hiawatha Bridge at Cedar Avenue, a small encampment burned early Friday morning.
Homeless encampment fires spark concern as temperatures drop
People living in camps are forced to fire up improvised heaters to survive the cold or try and squeeze into a packed shelter. That has advocates searching for solutions.
Winning Millionaire Raffle tickets sold in 2 small Minnesota towns
The new year is off to a lucky start for two Minnesota lottery players.
Closed until cold: Twin Cities ice rinks melting away once more
Winter fun in Minnesota is stalled until temperatures drop.
2 arrested in St. Paul as drugs suspected in toddler's death, police say
St. Paul police say narcotics may have played a role in the death of a toddler on Christmas Day.
Union Gospel Mission serves free Christmas meals
Volunteers at St. Paul's Union Gospel Mission served up hundreds of Christmas Day meals during a free lunch on Wednesday.
Man back in Hennepin County Jail after being mistakenly released
A Hennepin County man is back in jail nearly a week after he was mistakenly released just hours after being sentenced to years in prison on drug-related charges.
Jeremy Messersmith debuts cheeky ode to MOA
For generations, it's been an iconic part of the Twin Cities, and now it has its very own song, thanks to one of Minneapolis' own.
2024 holiday shopping set to surpass record
The National Retail Federation projects holiday shopping to reach new heights this season, projecting the average shopper will spend $902 on gifts, food and decorations.
Pine City Public Schools to pay $65K to student who was racially harassed, officials say
The Minnesota Department of Human Rights announced Thursday that it has secured a $65,000 settlement with the Pine City Public Schools for alleged repeated racial harassment of a seventh-grade girl.
8 displaced when south Mpls. encampment fire spreads to home
A homeless encampment fire in south Minneapolis spread to a nearby home Tuesday night, displacing several people.
Minneapolis Public Schools parents push back on class sizes
A number of parents of Minneapolis Public Schools students pushed back against the district's staffing decisions during a board meeting Tuesday night.
Sawyer Co Sheriff Asks For Publics Help ID'ing Arson Suspect After 6 Fires
The Sawyer County Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's help in identifying a serial arsonist, after they suspect the person set six fires in the span of ten days.
Christkindl market opens in Minneapolis
In Minneapolis' north loop, an inaugural Christkindl Market is now open at North Loop Green.
Eden Prairie food shelf reacts to record-setting Give to the Max Day
More than $37 Million in donations came in to support over 6,000 nonprofits and schools.