"Black Lives Matter" posters taken down at Lakeville schools
Lakeville schools have taken down "Black Lives Matter" posters at district facilities and have agreed to a settlement on a lawsuit over the signs, according to the district.
Twin Cities commuters frustrated over I-94 construction slowdowns
During peak hours, the reduction of lanes along Interstate 94 in the Twin Cities reduces speeds to a snail's pace.
Community calls for change after Indigenous man "slammed" near library
A video circulating on social media shows who community members have identified as an Indigenous man named Erik, handcuffed to a fence and overcome due to mace.
1,000+ animals find new homes after SeaQuest bankruptcy
Hundreds of animals are finding new homes around the Twin Cities metro after SeaQuest Roseville closed its doors and filed for bankruptcy.
Fire rescue caught on camera in Chaska
Dramatic body camera footage shows a police officer rescuing an elderly woman trapped in her burning home in the southern Twin Cities metro.
Brewery cancels plans for food hall in response to new tariffs
The non-partisan Tax Foundation did the math on President Trump's new tariffs: Families are facing an extra $2,100 in taxes this year. Those tariffs are also proving to be a real buzzkill for one Twin Cities brewery.
Extra enforcement begins for Distracted Driving Awareness Month
Distracted driving was captured more than 10,000 times in February alone by AI cameras along Highway 7 in Shorewood.
17-year-old in St. Paul charged after county seizes cache of ghost guns
A 17-year-old boy has been charged after Ramsey County authorities say they confiscated nearly a dozen illegally possessed weapons, including a ghost gun.
Probe into fatal plane crash near Minneapolis underway
Nonprofits and charities across the Twin Cities are remembering the pilot who died in a plane crash on Saturday in Brooklyn Park.
Why downtown St. Paul businesses look forward to state workers working more in office
While some state workers may be feeling frustrated by Gov. Tim Walz in-person work mandate, business owners in St. Paul are looking forward to more foot traffic.
Minneapolis police believes armed robbery sprees near U connected
Minneapolis police say they're working hard to stop a "disturbing" rash of violent robberies in parts of the city.
Minnesota advocates rally against Trump's USPS privatization plans
Privatizing the USPS could dramatically change the way Americans receive online purchases and prescription drugs by mail.
Copper wire thefts a growing problem in Minneapolis
The city says they repaired the lighting in 2023 and 2024 around Lake of the Isles, yet the majority of the wire around the lake has once again been stolen.
Man, 28, charged in fatal stabbing of Mankato gas station employee
A 28-year-old man faces charges in connection to the stabbing death of a Mankato gas station employee early Tuesday morning.
Minneapolis federal judge played key role in releasing JFK files
While John Tuneheim said more records have been uncovered since the 90s, in addition to thousands more recently found by the FBI, he said don't expect anything Earth-shattering once the new information is released.