Crypto ATMs banned in St. Paul starting Dec. 21
According to the FBI, last year, there were nearly 11,000 complaints of cryptocurrency ATM fraud, resulting in more than $240 million in losses.
Elk River woman surprised by a family of bears visiting her backyard
An Elk River, Minnesota, woman got quite the surprise when she saw not one, but several bears in her backyard.
Neighboring cities could lose EMS, Cottage Grove mayor warns
Cottage Grove provides EMS to the cities of St. Paul Park, Newport and the Township of Grey Cloud Island.
Twin Cities motorcycle community to donate 300+ Thanksgiving turkeys
For a decade and a half, Tru Breed Motorcycle Club has held Thanksgiving turkey giveaways on Minneapolis' northside
Lyndon Wiggins files motion for third trial in killing of Monique Baugh
After being found guilty at retrial earlier this month, Lyndon Wiggins is seeking a third trial over his role in the 2019 kidnapping and killing of Minneapolis realtor Monique Baugh.
Man accused of killing female co-worker with sledgehammer
A man is accused of killing a co-worker with a sledgehammer at a food and dairy processing facility in central Minnesota.
Government shutdown bill targets hemp THC products
There's an unexpected consequence inside the deal to end the federal government shutdown: making hemp products illegal.
Minneapolis vegan butcher shop reopening 6 months after fire
An online fundraiser has raised just shy of $70,000, while the Herbivorous Butcher temporarily worked out of a community kitchen.
Cancellations begin at MSP Airport amid FAA's cuts to air traffic
The Federal Aviation Administration plans to slash airline capacity at dozens of U.S. airports because of the ongoing government shutdown, including Minneapolis-St. Paul International, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.
Audit of Minnesota governor's office uncovers financial mismanagement
Gov. Tim Walz's office is facing criticism after a performance audit released Tuesday shows a dozen findings of mismanagement.
The big, outside money in Anoka-Hennepin's school board race
A teachers union president said unprecedented amounts of money are being pumped into the Anoka-Hennepin School Board race, with much of it tied to conservative political groups.
Manufactured home park residents fight for bill of rights in Minnesota
Minnesota manufactured home park residents and lawmakers are speaking out against what they say are skyrocketing rents and unsafe living conditions.
Boxes of food handed out to TSA workers not receiving paycheck due to shutdown
In Minnesota, hundreds of emergency boxes of food are being handed out to federal employees in need.
How to navigate layoffs in a tight job market
Jenna Estlick, president of HR Solutions and at Versique, said that the first thing laid-off employees should do is to understand their benefits.
Community helps fill shelves of Eagan food pantry during shutdown
Communities are stepping up as the clock is ticking on critical food support for nearly 500,000 Minnesotans.