Federal Farm Bill expires, impacting food-insecure Minnesotans
The nearly $900 billion federal Farm Bill, which funds everything from conservation efforts to food stamps, expired Tuesday at midnight.
Twin Cities educators rally as pandemic-era funding for schools dries up
Over the last few years, $200 billion of pandemic aid helped fill gaps in school budgets across the country. The $207 million that St. Paul Public School received was used to fund arts programming and expand after-school options.
"Purple Rain" house to go live on Airbnb soon
The house goes live on Oct. 2 and will be available for 25 total one-night stays, with a max of four people per stay.
Elsa Segura sentenced in Minneapolis real estate agent's murder
A former probation officer convicted in a murder case will learn her fate for the second time in court Tuesday.
Police investigating 2 deadly shootings near encampment
Minneapolis and Hennepin County crews are working to clear a homeless encampment following two deadly shootings nearby on Wednesday.
Bunny's hosting fundraiser for Park Tavern crash victims
Twenty percent of sales will go to the victims' families, with owners hoping to raise at least $4,000.
Historic Minnesota construction season underway thanks to big state, federal investments
There have been 193 road and bridge projects statewide this season, plus another 54 projects to improve airports, water ports, railroad crossings and transit infrastructure.
More movie, TV productions filming in Minnesota
Currently, there's a small indie film being shot down in southern Minnesota, one gearing up for production in Duluth and even a couple more indie films slated for the rest of the year.
Experts say fall colors will be worth the wait this year
While it's not quite sweater weather yet, many Minnesotans feel the autumn anticipation building.
Linden Hills businesses hit with string of burglaries, construction delays
Small business owners in Linden Hills are exhausted after lagging construction and a string of burglaries.
Sustainable Airline Fuel production inching closer to reality in Minnesota
SAF is a safe and certified alternative jet fuel that can reduce lifestyle carbon emissions by 80%. But with the industry in its infancy, there isn't enough of it being produced right now to fuel the world's airline for a single week.
Lawmakers funnel $450K to help grow Minnesota's child care workforce
Lawmakers are investing hundreds of thousands of dollars into growing Minnesota's child care workforce.
Kids in Need Foundation giving teachers free school supplies year-round in Roseville
A Roseville organization is helping give teachers and students the tools they need for a successful school year.
1 dead, 2 hurt in separate late night Minneapolis shootings
A man is dead and two others are hurt in separate shootings late Wednesday night in Minneapolis.
Minnesota's lieutenant governor greets Twin Cities students on first day of school
It was all smiles Tuesday morning at St. Anthony Middle School, as lawmakers eagerly greeted students walking in for the first day. Among those greeters at the door was Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan.