Volunteers help Twin Cities nonprofit "Shoe Away Hunger"
A Minnesota nonprofit is getting a major boost this week as dozens of college students spend their morning sorting donated shoes to support families in need.
Cancellations begin at MSP Airport amid FAA's cuts to air traffic
The Federal Aviation Administration plans to slash airline capacity at dozens of U.S. airports because of the ongoing government shutdown, including Minneapolis-St. Paul International, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.
Minnesotans head to the polls Tuesday to vote on key local elections
Minnesotans are heading to the polls on Tuesday to cast their ballots in local elections across the state. From mayoral and city council races to school board seats and special elections, voters have some big decisions.
Minneapolis officials celebrate reopening of Hennepin Avenue
Minneapolis drivers and bikers were in for a big treat on Halloween, as the two-year construction project along Hennepin Avenue finally wrapped up and two-way traffic resumed on Friday.
Here's where to find food assistance in Minnesota, and how to help
Minnesota was one of 25 states that sued the Trump administration in the fight for food assistance, as more than 440,000 residents rely on the program.
Minneapolis educators vote to authorize strike amid contract disputes
Educators with Minneapolis Public Schools have voted to authorize a strike after failed discussions with the district on three separate contracts, the union that represents them said on Monday night.
Walz announces $4M in emergency funding for food shelves amid shutdown
Minnesota's food shelves are set to get a funding boost amid surging demand stemming from the ongoing government shutdown.
Strike vote begins for Minneapolis educators
It's decision day on Thursday for Minneapolis educators as union members are set to vote on whether to authorize a strike after another round of failed contract talks.
Strike authorization vote for MPS educators expected this week
Educators in Minneapolis are expected to vote this week on whether they will strike after bargaining and mediation sessions have gone on without an agreement.
Minneapolis teachers could strike if contract talks with district stall
Teachers in one of Minnesota's largest school districts say they're ready to take a strike vote this week without a new contract.
Walz says tariffs are taking a "wrecking ball" to U.S. farm families
Minnesota is home to 26,000 soybean farmers and 60% of their crop is sent overseas. Now, experts say top competitors, like Brazil and Argentina, are capitalizing on the U.S. loss.
Mayors, city leaders call for gun safety
City leaders from across the state made a powerful plea at the Minnesota State Capitol on Tuesday to call for action on gun safety.
Ramsey County looking into man, 22, who enrolled as student at high school
The Ramsey County Attorney's Office said on Friday that it's reviewing the case of a 22-year-old man who enrolled as a teenager at a Minnesota high school.
Agents intercept package with $25K-plus in cash headed to scammers
The keen eye of a mail courier in Minnesota led to the discovery of more than $25,000 in cash en route to out-of-state scammers.
Minnesota officials push for carbon monoxide safety
Because you can't see it, smell or taste it, carbon monoxide can build up to toxic, and sometimes even deadly levels.