Police searching for answers after more car break-ins in Mpls.
For the second time in a week, Minneapolis police are investigating dozens of vehicle break-ins.
Stone Arch Bridge reopens ahead of schedule
Crews were working to repair stone and mortar to slow the bridge's deterioration.
Federal court denies appeal in civil lawsuit over Amir Locke killing
A lawsuit filed by the family of a man killed by Minneapolis police isn't going away, despite an appeal from the city.
Defense presents case in Sen. Nicole Mitchell burglary trial
The burglary trial of Democratic Minnesota state Sen. Nicole Mitchell enters its third day of testimony on Thursday and the case could soon be presented to the jury.
Students converge at U of M to become gun safety advocates
In the wake of a deadly attack on Minnesota lawmakers, more than 100 volunteers with Students Demand Action will be on the University of Minnesota's Twin Cities campus this week to learn all about the power of advocating for gun violence prevention in politics.
Businesses close months after Minneapolis water main break
While Paperback Exchange is holding onto hope, others in the building are calling it quits, including Terzo and Sparrow Cafe.
Gov. Walz traveling to Bemidji area to survey storm damage
Gov. Tim Walz traveled to northern Minnesota on Tuesday to assess damage in Beltrami County after a weekend of damaging storms that brought hurricane-force winds.
U.S. Attorney has authority to decide order of Boelter's federal and state prosecutions
The Hennepin County Attorney's Office says it has no plans to drop the state charges against Vance Boelter, the man accused of killing Minnesota House Speaker Emerita Melissa Hortman and her husband this past weekend inside their home in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota.
A fact check on Gov. Walz's appointment of Vance Boelter
About six years ago, Boelter was appointed to the Minnesota Governor's Workforce Development Board by Democratic Gov. Tim Walz. But what exactly does being appointed to that board mean?
Officers shoot chainsaw-wielding man in Twin Cities, police say
Police in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, say officers shot a man wielding a chainsaw overnight Thursday amid a domestic disturbance call that led to a standoff.
Senate removes BWCA mining provision from "big, beautiful bill"
The bill has already passed in the House and is now facing pushback in the Senate, where one Minnesota senator is celebrating what she called a "big win" against the president's plan.
Operation Safe Summer targeting Minneapolis "hot spots"
MPD said Operation Safe Summer aims to target the "disproportionate amount of violence in Minneapolis neighborhoods" and the "individuals responsible."
Air quality alert extended in Minnesota due to wildfire smoke
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency extended its air quality alert on Monday for another couple days due to lingering Canadian wildfire smoke.
Coast Guard veteran serving up coffee, inclusivity in Twin Cities
Twin Cities veteran Michael Kollar is serving up fresh, meticulously roasted coffee at several Dunn Brothers shops he owns.
Derrick Thompson's defense pins blame for fatal crash on his brother
The son of a former lawmaker who is standing trial for the killing of five young women in a 2023 crash in Minneapolis plans to argue that someone else was behind the wheel, according to court documents.