Hennepin Ave. businesses brace for lingering construction impact
An Uptown construction project in Minneapolis is nearing its end, but business owners on Hennepin Avenue worry it doesn't mean there is light is at the end of the tunnel.
Columns added to a St. Paul memorial remembering six fallen firefighters
Six columns were added to a memorial outside of the Minnesota State Capitol Sunday, honoring firefighters killed in the line of duty.
Fridley inpatient chemical dependency treatment clinic closing
One of Minnesota's few inpatient addiction treatment units will close in a few months.
2 workers die at different Twin Cities construction sites within 48 hours
Friends and family of two construction workers are grieving after two different construction sites in the Twin Cities saw fatalities within 48 hours.
Father-daughter duo popular on TikTok optimistic about app's future
"I've seen a lot of the discourse and everyone's like, 'They're just going to keep pushing it back forever.' So, it is kind of cool we're moving somewhere," said Olive Mannella, of Anoka.
Injunction issued against conditions threatening federal grants for St. Paul
A preliminary injunction has been issued to block new conditions for federal grants that threatened to withhold money from the City of St. Paul, Minnesota.
Anoka-Hennepin schools cut millions, still need to make more cuts to meet goal
The Anoka-Hennepin School District says it has already cut more than $14 million and more than 200 staff members to address shortfalls, but they're still millions away from their goal.
Fulton Brewing, Free Bikez 4 Kids join forces for Oktoberfest
As part of Oktoberfest, Minneapolis' Fulton Brewery and Free Bikes 4 Kidz are teaming up for a great event.
Street Justice Ministry travels around metro to help people in need
Kelly Kunz began what she calls "Street Justice Ministry" months ago, buying a bus and using it to give essentials to those on the streets.
St. Paul's West 7th sinkhole nightmare ends after months of work
Just before the start of summer, part of West Seventh Street in St. Paul, Minnesota, collapsed — opening a 35-foot sinkhole that damaged a sewer tunnel built more than a century ago.
Minnesota DHS official exits as housing program faces investigation
An official that oversaw a state housing services program accused of being the target of widespread fraud is no longer working for the Minnesota Department of Human Services, a spokesperson confirmed.
Twin Cities high school soccer team raises mental health awareness
On Tuesday, White Bear Lake Area High School in Minnesota faced Cottage Grove's Park High School in boys varsity soccer. It wasn't a typical game; it was one dedicated to mental health awareness.
Organ recipients gather to honor donor who saved their lives
After Adelyn Miller died in 2023, her organs saved five lives, and four of those she saved gathered together this weekend to live out her legacy.
Charlie Kirk's shooting echoes recent Minnesota political attacks
"It's an act of violence that is intended to change people's beliefs or undermine society, and that's what these people want us to do," said Rob Chadwick, who retired from the FBI after more than 20 years.
Sen. Julia Coleman reflects on "mentor" Charlie Kirk
Charlie Kirk's Turning Point USA organization has chapters at several Minnesota universities and high schools. He was also an early mentor to a state senator.