"Always happy, always positive": Family and friends remember the life of Jake Mauer
Family, friends and fans are mourning the passing of Jake Mauer, the patriarch of a St. Paul family where three sons grew up to be outstanding athletes.
University of Minnesota's medical facilities face uncertain future amid two proposals
What exactly is happening with the University of Minnesota's medical facilities and how much is it going to cost taxpayers?
City employee accused of shooting teenager at St. Paul recreation center
A man who worked at a recreation center with teenagers is now accused of shooting one of them.
"I have done nothing wrong": Mike Lindell says MyPillow lost $100 million after election fraud claims
Dominion's lawsuit claims it's all been good for his business and that "Lindell has increased MyPillow sales by 30-40% and continues duping people into redirecting their election-lie outrage into pillow purchases." Lindell says that is not true.
St. Paul to replow snow-choked streets this week, with another round of parking restrictions
Street conditions are so bad in St. Paul, the city has announced it will be re-plowing over the next four days. The goal is to clean up the snow so narrower streets become safe and clear again.
Lawmakers call to reform Met Council after Southwest Light Rail project costs add up
This session, lawmakers are demanding reform of the Metropolitan Council. The governor-appointed council oversees regional planning, public works and transportation projects in the seven county Metro area.
Fmr. Hennepin Co. Sheriff Dave Hutchinson gets previous police job back, with more pay
The controversial former top cop of Hennepin County is now collecting a paycheck from a different department -- and not everyone's happy about it.
Thank Giants fans for those lower-than-normal Vikings playoff ticket prices
"Giants fans are notorious for traveling, especially to Minnesota, in January," said Ticket King's Mike Nowakowski.
Social Security tax elimination to be considered by Minnesota lawmakers
The Minnesota Department of Revenue estimates the elimination of Social Security tax would affect more than 400,000 tax returns, where the tax bill would be lowered an average $1,200. It would also eliminate more than $500,000 million per year in tax revenue for the state.
Talking Points: Navigating a brain tumor diagnosis
This New Year, a cautionary tale of a devastating health diagnosis: brain tumors. Talking Points looks at what are the symptoms, the treatments available and the resources available for patients and their family.
Walz, Ellison, other state leaders sworn in for new terms
Among the key issues we could see tackled in this upcoming session include legalizing marijuana, codifying abortion rights, family and medical leave and gun laws.
Ticket prices for Vikings wild card playoff game at U.S. Bank Stadium already sky high
"If they are lucky to get the NFC Championship Game, then it becomes a national event where, you know, it wouldn't surprise me if it's $500 or $600 just to get in the door," said Ticket King's Michael Nowakowski.
Talking Points: St. Paul considering $2M reparations fund for Rondo Neighborhood
Coming up next month, the St. Paul Housing Redevelopment Authority will meet to discuss creating a $2 million reparations fund for the Rondo neighborhood. Reviving Rondo has long been a priority for St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter, whose family lost a half dozen buildings.
Gov. Walz visits Minnesota National Guard troops in Kuwait
"I can tell you that the training, and the clarity of the mission, the support that our troops are getting is second to none," Gov. Walz said.
New House Minority Leader Rep. Lisa Demuth is focused on "moving forward" after Republican midterm losses
The new legislative session starts in less than a month and it promises to be a blockbuster. The DFL has full control of the legislature and the Governor's Office.