Friday's hail storms caused roof damage across Twin Cities
The hail was the size of golf balls in parts of the Twin Cities – and sometimes even larger.
MPD officer shot, 4 arrested after pursuit in north Minneapolis
A Minneapolis police officer was shot and injured during what authorities describe as an ambush on the city's north side on Friday evening.
Minnesota native has home destroyed during Maui wildfires
Many former Minnesotans call Maui home, and volunteers from the Minnesota and Dakotas Red Cross are already on the ground.
More than 200 underserved high schoolers "drafted" for paid internships
Students will earn up to $16,000 per year during their year-long internship.
Back-to-school shoppers in Minnesota may be eligible for thousands in tax benefits
Back-to-school shopping may be back of mind right now for some, but whether you want to believe it or not, school is just weeks away.
Uptown Minneapolis businesses, advocates hope to ride wave of Uptown Art Fair
The Uptown Art Fair has wrapped up its 59th year. Organizers and businesses alike are hoping it brings a boost to a neighborhood that's been in transition.
1860s baseball game takes over historic Waconia farmstead
Baseball took a page from the past Saturday, at the third-annual 1860s Baseball Game in Waconia.
"It's like Mario Kart," Bloomington police unveil stop sticks that propel from squad cars
Bloomington police will soon be equipped with stop sticks that shoot straight out of their squad cars.
$8K bike stolen out of Minneapolis garage part of growing trend, city and police say
Hardenbrook had run inside to charge his phone and order food. Ten minutes later, his bike, custom-built for endurance racing and rides with his three kids, was taken away.
Faribault police seize weed plants for sale at tobacco store
Recreational marijuana became legal in Minnesota Tuesday, but that doesn't mean businesses are clear to start selling weed yet.
Minnesota's THC dispensaries gearing up for legal weed on Tuesday
"Right now it is like a little confusing. I feel like we do get a lot of calls and then customers coming in like asking if we will have flower available on the first, but it's still gonna take some time for that," said Hemp House manager Daundre Lowe Balcomb.
Electric vehicle supporters cheer news of new EV charging network
Seven major automakers are joining forces with the hopes of drawing consumers away from gas-powered vehicles.
Bloomington applying for $300K grant to protect turtles crossing busy road
The city is now in the process of applying for a $300,000 grant to build turtle barriers to keep turtles and drivers safe.
Beating the heat, Minnesota style
In this extreme heat, cooling centers, like the Minneapolis Central Library, play a critical role in keeping people cool.
Anoka County Fair goes on, with modifications to beat the heat
The Anoka County Fair always falls on the last week of July, so they're used to the heat. They've been preparing for years for this kind of weather.