"You have to keep winter in mind": Folks soak up sun, sip on Slurpees amid scorching heat
Even in the heat Monday, people were out by Como Lake in St. Paul to enjoy being outside.
Forest Lake gas station, Americans for Prosperity partner to briefly slash pump prices
For 90 minutes Sunday, a Forest Lake gas station dropped its prices more than $2 per gallon.
Minnesota Aurora FC, propelled by die-hard fans, win first-ever playoff game
The Aurora beat the Indy Eleven 2-1 Wednesday, after not losing a match during its inaugural season.
How high gas prices could impact ambulance services
Ambulance services are mostly paid through insurance reimbursements that are at locked-in rates.
Parents demand safety changes at University of Minnesota
Parents are demanding the way safety is handled around the University of Minnesota change before students return this fall.
After chaos over holiday weekend, Minneapolis residents want more security for future events
After chaotic scenes of violence in Minneapolis for the 4th of July holiday, concerned neighbors are worried about the Aquatennial later this month.
Video shows chaos as fireworks set off in downtown Minneapolis streets on July 4th
It was a chaotic night in downtown Minneapolis for the Fourth of July, with crowds of people shooting fireworks in the middle of the streets of the Mill City District.
Apple Valley celebrates Freedom Days
Families at the carnival were there to celebrate the big things, like American independence, as well as the small, like spending the day with loved ones.
Residents in tiny Forada still working to rebuild one month after devastating tornado
Sheryl Herschman and her sister, Judy Sellgren-Ehle, moved back to Forada, their hometown, in the spring and inherited their family's campground business. "We didn't know we'd get baptized by fire, or in this case, wind," Herschman said.
Minnesota resorts are booked solid this summer
Some of the guests booked at the resorts this July 4th weekend are actually being re-booked from canceled trips last summer or even 2020. It's created a logjam of reservations for several weeks.
Metro Transit ridership rebounds as gas prices soar
Gas, groceries, and just about everything is getting more expensive. As we look for ways to save money, more are opting to hop on public transit.
The debate over traffic stops for minor offenses remains unsettled
Any benefits of low-level traffic stops didn't prevent Minneapolis and St. Paul police from putting an end to the practice last year.
Hope Street For Youth emergency shelter opens in Minneapolis
A new housing development is being called both an investment in the neighborhood and a solution to preventing homelessness.
Extreme heat shatters car windows, buckles roads
The recent triple-digit temperatures are presenting challenges for some drivers.
After months in Minnesota, many Afghan refugees face threat of eviction
More than 1,200 Afghan refugees have resettled in Minnesota since last fall. And now, some of them face difficult questions about where they're going to live and how they're going to pay for it.