St. Paul 8th grader killed in shooting remembered as vibant, joyful
An online fundraising effort to pay for funeral expenses describes the middle schooler as a bubbly, natural comedian who loved dancing.
Lake Elmo swimmer in ICU after "nightmarish" exposure to toxic chemicals following Illinois tanker crash
A swimmer from Lake Elmo may face a long road to recovery following a deadly crash.
Twin Cities Marathon cancellation had different impacts on neighboring businesses
Businesses in the area were preparing for tens of thousands of people, but the cancellation changed that for some.
Fall activities during abnormally hot, humid weather
When you think of fall, pumpkins, corn mazes and apple picking probably come to mind. It's often not accompanied by oppressive heat.
Family wants charges after mother struck and killed while walking with her children
A family is calling for justice, after a car hit and killed a mother and injured two of her children. For the first time, family members of Annalee Wright are sharing their heartbreak.
Emma Krumbee's Orchard unexpectedly shuts down in Belle Plaine
Dawn Meyer, Belle Plaine City Administrator, said owner Phil Morris agreed to sell the property to the city to build a new Belle Plaine police headquarters.
Frank Gums Jr., 18, charged with stealing over $20K from food truck in South St. Paul
An 18-year-old Woodbury man is accused of grabbing a backpack with over $20,000 in cash from a food truck in South St. Paul earlier this month.
St. Cloud is seeking $100 million to improve downtown walkability
The city of St. Cloud is looking to revitalize its downtown and it's looking for funding from the state.
1,000 George Floyd protest murals on the move
The group behind preserving the protest murals created after the murder of George Floyd is preparing for a big move.
Minneapolis man has bullet lodged in leg after 4 shot in Lyn-Lake
Minneapolis police said the shooting happened around 10:40 p.m. Friday, the same time popular bars and restaurants in Lyn-Lake start filling with customers.
Droughts may bring more fall bugs, experts say
It's that time of year when bugs and pests take over your living space. Yellowjackets, boxelders and more, are beginning to invade Minnesota homes.
Twin Cities art gallery selling "the rookie card of Bob Ross paintings" for $10 million
"Our phone lines have been so jammed up that it's really hard to figure out where the demand will end," said Modern Artifact owner Ryan Nelson.
Friends and family look to immortalize Minnesota car show icon Vern Hendrickson
"It didn't matter who you were, Vern would be there. If he knew you, you were a friend for life," said friend Don Meysembourg.
Minneapolis resident wakes up to "major damage" at apartment
Quinn Ohnstad woke up to a trail of debris around 6 a.m. Friday, in his lobby at Soo Line Building City Apartments in downtown Minneapolis.
Why so many workers are walking the picket lines
"There's a tremendous amount of energy and enthusiasm in the labor movement right now," said labor historian and former Macalester College professor Peter Rachleff.