Vance Boelter back in federal court Thursday
Vance Boelter, the man accused of shooting two Minnesota lawmakers and their spouses on June 14, made another federal court appearance Thursday.
Hospitals brace for possible cuts after Trump's "big, beautiful bill" passes Senate
At hospitals around the state and country, this latest vote raises the level of uncertainty over how they are going to be able to care for patients in the future.
How Trump's "big, beautiful bill" could impact Minnesota's budget
The bill, which narrowly passed in the Senate Tuesday, could leave an estimated $1.4 billion to $1.6 billion hole in the Minnesota state budget, according to the Office of Management and Budget.
Pride celebrations shadowed by concern amid recent attacks on LGBTQ+ people
As Twin Cities Pride wraps up the weekend, the celebration has been shadowed by concern and even attacks on LGBTQ+ people.
What's next for Vance Boelter as he heads to court
Federal prosecutors say it's possible Vance Boelter, who has not entered a plea yet, could face the death penalty.
Service dog training organization flooded with donations after Rep. Melissa Hortman's death
The Hortmans ended up keeping the last dog they trained, Gilbert, after he flunked out because he was too friendly.
Break-in reported at home of slain lawmaker Melissa Hortman
The Twin Cities home where Minnesota House Speaker Emerita Melissa Hortman and her husband were fatally shot Saturday was broken into overnight Wednesday, police say.
TC Planned Parenthood head remembers friend Melissa Hortman
At least five current and past staffers at Twin Cities-based Planned Parenthood were on Vance Boelter's hit list, with sources close to the investigation telling WCCO they're looking at whether those on the list were targeted because of their support for abortion rights.
Wife of senator shielded daughter during shooting, nephew says
Amid the horror and senseless violence in the shootings of Minnesota Rep. Melissa Hortman and Sen. John Hoffman and their spouses, there are stories of heroism.
Law enforcement say testing drivers for marijuana presents challenges
In Talking Points, Esme Murphy looks at the law enforcement perspective on enforcing driving while under the influence of marijuana laws.
Unvaccinated child with measles visited Mall of America, health officials say
Officials say families could have been exposed to measles at the Mall of America because of an unvaccinated child.
Work policy shift takes effect for Minnesota state employees
A work policy requiring Minnesota state employees to be in the office for 50% of their workdays is now in effect, though some agencies are getting an extension to comply.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz urges fellow Democrats to get "meaner"
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz is urging his fellow Democrats to show they will fight for the working class.
State leaders hopeful for Minnesota budget deal ahead of special session
If the budget standoff continues through the end of this month at the Minnesota Capitol, there will be a state government shutdown on July 1 — the first time that's happened since 2011.
Consumers feeling the pinch of rising insurance costs
Consumers have seen insurance rates climb over the past few years, and those increases are expected to continue in part due to President Trump's tariffs.