New mobile medical unit to help fight homelessness in Twin Cities
A new collaboration between the local VA and Catholic Charities aims to end homelessness among Minnesota's veterans.
1 killed, 6 injured in crash involving Metro Transit bus in Minneapolis
One person is dead and six others are hurt after a crash involving a Metro Transit bus in Minneapolis Sunday night.
Rep. Tom Emmer says he has "no interest" in replacing House Speaker McCarthy
Conservative hardliners have started to float potential alternative candidates should House Speaker Kevin McCarthy be ousted, and the Washington Post has reported that Rep. Tom Emmer, of Minnesota, may be at the top of the list of possible replacements.
Search continues Monday for missing Bemidji teen Nevaeh Kingbird
Nearly two years after she disappeared, Nevaeh Kingbird's mother is not giving up hope. Nevaeh was last seen in Bemidji in October 2021.
Luke Bryan show at Gar-Lin Dairy Farm in Eyota canceled due to weather
Luke Bryan's concert at the Gar-Lin Dairy Farm in Eyota was canceled Saturday due to the weather.
Experts share tips for estate planning: "A will is a powerful and wonderful tool"
When musical legend Prince passed, it took about six years and more than 4,800 court filings to settle his estate. While not everyone has a legacy quite like Prince, it's a lesson estate attorneys and financial planners hope to instill in their clients.
To battle food waste, new app connects foodies to imperfect goodies from Minneapolis restaurants
Minneapolis foodies can now help cut back on food waste, by purchasing food from their favorite spots at a fraction of the price. It's thanks to a new app called Too Good To Go.
Retailers like Target, Amazon, Macy's looking for thousands of workers for holiday help
It's not even officially fall yet, but the countdown to Christmas is on — at least for retailers. They're already looking for holiday help.
Minneapolis animal shelter promotion opens up pet ownership opportunity to all families
There were lots of wagging tails and happy faces in Minneapolis Friday thanks to an adoption promotion at Minneapolis Animal Care and Control.
Metro Transit workers, including drivers, overwhelmingly vote to authorize strike
The union that represents Metro Transit drivers, operators and mechanics has voted overwhelmingly to authorize a strike.
As new football season kicks off, a look at the true price of tailgating
In recent years, food costs have been climbing, making the pre-game fun more spendy. By the end of 2023, the price of food is expected to be up 5.9%. This summer though, food-at-home prices inflated the lowest year-to-year increase since Sept. 2021.
Minnesotans embrace fall-like weather
A big dip in temperatures Thursday had Minnesotans embracing layers and lattes.
Students return to school with free lunches assured, but school resource officers not guaranteed
Thanks to a newly passed law, all students are eligible to receive one free breakfast and lunch every day, regardless of income status.
Bus driver shortage expected to carry over into new school year
This year, St. Paul will welcome three schools back on yellow buses, and two high schools will continue taking Metro Transit to class. Contractors say offering higher wages is key to filling positions, but it doesn't fix everything.
Minnesotans in Florida dodge worst of Hurricane Idalia wreckage
"You kind of have mixed thoughts. You're going, 'thank God it's not me.' But, I really feel bad for those guys because we went through it," Rusty Mace said. "You have feelings for them and relief for yourself."