New law requires social media warning labels in Minnesota
According to the bill, a "conspicuous mental health warning label" will soon be mandatory and will appear each time the user logs on, beginning July 2026.
Teen paralyzed after Brooklyn Park shooting recounts what happened
A star outside linebacker had his football hopes put in serious jeopardy on May 29 after getting shot in Brooklyn Park.
Arrest made after driver, toddler pulled from burning vehicle
The Minnesota State Patrol says an investigation is underway after two people, including a toddler, were pulled from a burning vehicle in St. Paul.
Family gathers to remember mother killed in Boom Island Park shooting
Relatives are gathering Tuesday evening to remember a young woman who was gunned down at a popular Minneapolis park.
Air quality alert extended in Minnesota due to wildfire smoke
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency extended its air quality alert on Monday for another couple days due to lingering Canadian wildfire smoke.
DEI rollbacks prompt people powered Pride month in the Twin Cities
Pride month kicked off with a literal running start Sunday: a 5K Run/Walk from Utepils Brewing in Minneapolis. Twin Cities In Motion Ambassadors put on the event that donates a portion of profits to Twin Cities Pride's year-round programming.
Minneapolis to spend $1 million to combat copper wire theft
The city says about 17 miles of repair work still needs to be done to get lights back on.
Missing teen Jordan Collins Jr. taken "against his will," sheriff says
Law enforcement officials say they believe 16-year-old Jordan Dupree Collins Jr., who went missing earlier this month in Columbia Heights, Minnesota, was taken "against his will," and a person of interest has been established.
Proposed tiny home to help homeless stirs controversy in Blaine
Driven by faith and a need to help, Pepin hoped a four-year-old Blaine city code allowing tiny homes on properties could fill a need.
Judge dismisses Minneapolis police's proposed consent decree
The Minneapolis Police Department is no longer under federal oversight after a judge ruled on Tuesday to dismiss a proposed consent decree "with prejudice," meaning it can't be filed again.
These summer water safety reminders could help keep people safe
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has a few safety reminders for anyone heading out onto the water.
Mixed emotions, teachable moments mark the anniversary of George Floyd's murder
Heaviness was palpable at Floyd's memorial Sunday, as visitors held back tears, while others took a quiet moment to reflect and pray.
Man charged after woman found dead on abandoned Jordan property
Authorities believe they have found the man responsible for fatally shooting a woman and leaving her body at an abandoned property south of the Twin Cities in January.
UMN student released nearly 2 months after ICE detainment
University of Minnesota graduate student Dogukan Gunaydin, who was detained by immigration agents in late March, was released on Thursday.
MDHR: Minneapolis police consent decree "isn't going anywhere"
The Minnesota Department of Human Rights says its consent decree with the Minneapolis Police Department "isn't going anywhere" amid reports on Wednesday that the U.S. Department of Justice is starting the process of dismissing the federal decree.