Minnesota's fourth marijuana dispensary opens near Red Wing
Minnesota's fourth marijuana dispensary is now open just about an hour from the Twin Cities.
Brooklyn Park officers shoot armed man amid baby death investigation, police say
Police say officers shot an armed man overnight in Brooklyn Park amid an investigation into a baby's death.
Journalist shot by Minneapolis police during 2020 protests dying from injuries
Linda Tirado was in Minneapolis from out of state covering the protests and rioting when police shot her in the face with a rubber bullet, also known as a "less-lethal" round.
Minneapolis mom recounts vicious dog attack: "I fought for my kids"
The dogs shredded both her arms down to the bone and mangled her foot. She's had several surgeries and had to learn how to walk again.
Tens of thousands of Minnesotans to be impacted by Biden's new citizenship plan
"It was just emotional being able to finally say, 'Oh my dad is going to be safe. My mom is going to be safe,'" said Miranda del Toro.
Tape Freaks has been unleashing secret cult cinema gems for more than a decade
Since January, Tape Freaks has sold out every show, and it's not slowing down. But what exactly is drawing in these audiences? Something they can't get anywhere else — great, awful, surprising cinema.
Minneapolis police: "Nothing substantial to report" regarding fireworks in Dinkytown
Nina Snowise, who works at Frank and Andrea Pizza in Dinkytown says fireworks displays like this weekend's happen a lot near the well-known restaurant.
Tips to keep the summer heat from wreaking havoc on your lawn
Too little water though can cause symptoms of heat stress like reddened or drooping leaves.
Federal agents raid 4 Twin Cities homes connected to Feeding Our Future fraud trial
Armed federal agents raided a string of Twin Cities homes on Wednesday in search of who tried to bribe a juror with a gift bag packed with cash.
Hours before killing son in Burnsville, man was arrested for domestic assault and released on bond, court docs state
Cherish Edwards tells WCCO her son Amir Harden, 8, was accidentally shot to death this weekend in Burnsville while trying to protect her from his violent father.
Strong storms, including 2 confirmed tornadoes, hammer communities north of the Twin Cities
Many Minnesotans will be cleaning up Thursday from a storm system that brought sizable hail, heavy winds and possible tornado touchdowns.
While Minnesota bids drought farewell, farmers deal with rain-related woes
All the rain we've had this spring has made an impact, but getting this much water in such a short time has created issues for some farmers.
What will the Explore Minnesota Film Office mean for the state's economy?
Minnesota's been a popular place to shoot movies and TV shows over the years, but the state may soon become even more of a destination for Hollywood.
Minnesota bike museum is looking for a new home
The Minnesota Cycling Museum has been the home to over 1,000 bikes and all kinds of cycling memorabilia since the 1800's, but now is at risk of losing their museum space.
Deliberations continue in Feeding Our Future fraud trial roiled by bag of cash for a juror
A jury has ended a second day of deliberations without reaching a verdict in the trial of seven Minnesotans accused of exploiting the COVID-19 pandemic to steal more than $40 million meant to feed children.