St. Paul gearing up for busy St. Patrick's Day weekend
The Minnesota Department of Public Safety says they're cracking down on drunk driving, and there will be extra law enforcement in downtown St. Paul all day Friday and through the weekend.
Duluth's Miller Hill Mall remains closed following roof collapse
Investigators say all the snow up north is likely the cause of a roof collapse at a popular mall in Duluth.
Minnehaha Academy, Living Well partner to provide students and residents with priceless interactions
All week, high school students from Minneapolis's Minnehaha Academy will be outside of their classrooms. Instead of being at school, they'll be learning lessons by serving the community.
For small Minnetonka community, a soon-to-close Caribou was far more than a coffee shop
"We're all just devastated. It's just like you're taking a part of our lives away,"
Minnesota boys hockey state tournament "promposal" goes viral
The Boys State Hockey Tournament turned into a platform for one player to shoot his shot for a date. Now, the promposal is going viral.
Minneapolis Public Works clears standing water in residential alleys with no long term solution
While neighbors are thrilled the alley is finally passable, neighbors still can't access their garage because the front loader created very strong ice ruts.
Gov. Walz signs "driver's licenses for all" bill into law
The effort, dubbed "driver's licenses for all," is 20 years in the making for supporters of the policy, who say it will improve public safety and allow people without legal status to continue contributing to the state's economy.
The last video store in Twin Cities prepares to close its doors in May
It came before Blockbuster and kept its doors open longer. Now, a Robbinsdale video store says it's time to roll their ending credits.
Neighbors band together to help drain nature-made lake in Minneapolis alley
An alley in Minneapolis' Lyndale neighborhood turned into a lake, making it impassable, and causing cars to get stuck.
New bill at state capitol would create board to protect pets, regulate breeders
The board would regulate breeders and kennels and oversee the management of feral cat colonies. They would also offer resources to pet owners in need.
2 charged with assaulting transgender woman at Mpls. LRT station
Two men face serious charges accusing them of violently attacking a transgender woman at a light rail station in Minneapolis earlier this week.
Maple Grove pushes boundaries against the status quo of high school dance teams
Maple Grove's Dance Team took home first place in the jazz state tournament, competing with their first male dancer on the team.
St. Olaf football players launch pop up barber shop to specialize in cutting Black hair
There's buzzing business inside the student center of St. Olaf College, which leaves satisfied students walking away with a new look.
Hundreds of flight cancellations turn MSP Airport into ghost town
A spokesperson for MSP Airport says the cancellations were due to snow and strong winds. They were only operating with one runway at a time to allow crews to plow the fresh snow off the runways.
Parents, players determined to make it to state tournaments in the middle of the snow storm
"Let's not hope it's the worst storm ever, but if it is, so be it. We're here, we made it," said William Sandy.