Minnesotans react to Israel and Hamas ceasefire
Minnesotans are reacting to news that Israel and Hamas have reached a ceasefire and hostage release agreement after more than a year of fighting.
Minnesota Vikings fans lament déjà vu defeat
Minnesota Vikings fans in search of touchdowns found at least one Tuesday when their return flight from Phoenix landed at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport.
How soon will Minnesota cannabis businesses open?
It has been nearly two years since legal cannabis passed the Minnesota legislature with the original goal of getting the recreational market up and running this month.
Minneapolis police boost numbers for the first time in 5 years
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey and Police Chief Brian O'Hara say MPD is seeing more officers thanks to aggressive recruiting and better pay.
Minnesota storm chaser recounts escape from Los Angeles fires
The scope of the devastation is hard to grasp not only for Charles, but for those who are thousands of miles away.
Twin Cities CenturyLink phone outages due to copper wire theft, utility says
Some Twin Cities residents and businesses say their landline phones haven't worked for weeks, or even months.
Rosemount students help name new elementary school
The Rosemount-Apple Valley-Eagan school district is allowing the students who will be moving to the new school in Rosemount to select the name.
Decriminalization of magic mushrooms recommended by task force
A nearly 200-page report from the Minnesota Psychedelic Medicine Task Force said psilocybin mushrooms show evidence they may improve mental health.
St. Paul father reflects one year after four children died from fire
It was just after New Year's Day last year that a house fire changed a St. Paul family forever.
Ice attractions eye January opening dates as cold temps return
After a warm December, Ice Castles will open at the state fairgrounds on Friday, giving Minnesotans a chance to finally embrace the cold.
Residents of condemned Lowry Apartments forced out of emergency housing
Dozens are spending their New Year's Eve looking for a new place to live.
New law to curb hazing would increase reporting, transparency on college campuses
A new bipartisan law to curb hazing on college and university campuses has been signed into law.
Waverly auto shop destroyed by fire on Christmas Day
An auto body shop in Waverly, Minnesota has been deemed a total loss after a fire broke out on Christmas Day.
Last-minute shoppers hit Mall of America for Christmas Eve
The rush was on Tuesday as shoppers grabbed last-minute essentials at Mall of America, just hours before Christmas Day.
Twin Cities restaurants reacting to new "junk fees" law
So-called junk fees are set to be a thing of the past in Minnesota starting Jan. 1 under a new law.