Anoka-Hennepin Schools struggling to find preschool, early childhood staffing
Another day, another urgent call for teachers – and this time it's in preschools and early childhood care centers.
Safety concerns surrounding youth football underlined by recent serious injuries
An ambulance rushed 17-year-old Connor Erickson, the captain of the Brainerd High School football team, to a Fargo hospital. He's the second young athlete hurt during a football game in as many weeks.
"A truly historic figure": Minnesotans pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II
Mourners in Minnesota, and around the world, are remembering the only British monarch that much of the world has ever known. Queen Elizabeth II died Thursday, as reported by Buckingham Palace.
Wildfire smoke moves into Minnesota, bringing hazy skies
Wildfire smoke from the Pacific Northwest arrived in Minnesota Wednesday, and it's expected to get worse Thursday.
Beloved sci-fi bookstore, established in '70s, reopens after burning down during unrest
Uncle Hugo's Science Fiction Bookstore opened with regular hours Tuesday for the first time in more than two years. The owner almost called it quits, but it was the regulars who convinced him to start over.
WATCH LIVE: Officials give update on triple homicide in St. Paul, victims ID'd
Three people are dead and two others are injured after a shooting late Sunday afternoon in St. Paul's Payne-Phalen neighborhood. Officials provided an update Monday afternoon.
3 dead, 2 hurt after shooting on St. Paul's east side
Three people are dead and two others are injured after a shooting late Sunday afternoon in St. Paul's Payne-Phalen neighborhood.
Xcel Energy seeks state approval to build 730 EV charging stations
Electric vehicles are only getting more popular, but thousands of Minnesotans might have to pay up to power them, even if you don't drive one.
No-wake zone on Lake Minnetonka will double to within 300 feet of shore next year
The wakes make it hard for people in kayaks and canoes to use the lake. Boats passing close to shore at fast speeds also contributes to shoreline erosion.
Veterans harmed by allegedly defective 3M earplugs celebrate legal victory
The 3M subsidiary that made the earplugs has declared bankruptcy, but a judge ruled last week that that doesn't shield 3M from the veterans' lawsuits.
"It was an adventure": Downpour briefly floods Minnesota State Fair
Saturday's downpour at the Minnesota State Fair sent everyone running for cover as the grounds flooded.
Prepare to spend more at the Minnesota State Fair
When gates open Thursday morning, visitors will shell out more to get inside, and possibly more for their favorite fair food, too.
Neighbors organize volunteer Minnesota State Fair patrol
This year, keeping the Minnesota State Fair safe will go beyond just those who wear a badge.
The safety changes coming to light rail in the Twin Cities
Metro Transit just wrapped up a six-week experiment to address safety, using two-car trains instead of the usual three.
"I kidnapped your daughter": Mother warns of frightening phone scam that cost her thousands
When Linda Austad received a call from an unknown number Saturday, it set in motion a six-hour ordeal.