How to protect your spring buds ahead of upcoming snowfall
With a cold surge and snow on the horizon, you might be wondering what to do with your garden.
Minnesota House GOP to pitch rideshare bill as Minneapolis exodus looms
Rep. Elliott Engen of White Bear Lake is introducing a bill that would essentially override Minneapolis' ordinance and prevent any city or municipality from setting their own rules for rideshare driver pay.
Uber reups threat to leave Minneapolis after council overrides Frey's wage veto
The Minneapolis City Council on Thursday voted in favor of overriding Mayor Jacob Frey's veto of its ordinance that aims to raise wages for rideshare drivers. Uber and Lyft would have to pay drivers minimum wage, more than $15 dollars an hour.
Minneapolis mayor calls City Council's rideshare minimum wage ordinance "dramatically off"
The future of rideshare services in Minnesota's largest city is hanging in the balance.
Shooting at St. Paul apartment building prompts heavy police response, but officers find no suspect
A man was shot in an apartment building in St. Paul Monday morning, police said, prompting a heavy law enforcement presence for hours in a residential neighborhood.
North Minneapolis plant-based business to fight hunger, educate community on healthy eating
Once it's up and running, The Food Trap Project will provide fresh produce, plant-based meals, vegan cookbooks and more to north Minneapolis, which is a classified food desert.
Shakopee High School's Indigenous students building outdoor smudging space
Shakopee High School is implementing an outdoor smudging space for its Native American students, who are helping construct it.
Meet Spencer, Minnesota's first robot health care worker
A Minnesota hospital is fighting workforce shortages by adding a robot to its staff.
Roughly 1,000 nursing home workers hit the picket lines across Twin Cities
The workers picketing — including CRNAS, maintenance, laundry and cooking staff — say they are all fighting for the same things: fair pay, better benefits, and more respect. They started marching at about 7 a.m. Tuesday, and plan to keep it up for the next two days.
Waseca grass fire contained after burning nearly 2,000 acres, injuring 2 firefighters and 1 resident
Nearly a dozen homes were evacuated just as a precaution, but none were damaged or destroyed.
MIA exhibit explores work of Gordon Parks, who started his photography career in Twin Cities
It's called American Gothic: Gordon Parks and Ella Watson. Many will recognize the title photo, a portrait of Watson standing in front of an American flag with a broom and mop.
Chanhassen brewery partners with Feed My Starving Children to help feed hungry
The Twin Cities-based nonprofit has been around since 1987, and the meals get boxed up and sent to more than 70 countries around the world.
Minnesota lawmakers determined to curb opioid deaths
Last year, lawmakers allocated more than $200 million to address substance abuse and the opioid crisis, aimed towards prevention, hard reduction, treatment and recovery. This year, the Minnesota Department of Health will give several million dollars in grants for opioid overdose prevention.
What to know about public funeral for Burnsville police officers and first responder killed in shooting
The Burnsville police officers and first responder killed in a shooting earlier this month will be memorialized with a public service Wednesday morning.
South Minneapolis pizza shop creates unique ice bar and throne
A south Minneapolis pizza shop offers customers a unique "icy" experience this February.