Walz visits Norway to commemorate historic 50-year troop exchange
Gov. Tim Walz is in Norway to help recognize the 50-year partnership between the Minnesota National Guard and the Norwegian Home Guard.
"It felt like home": Since "Year of the Return," more Black Minnesotans have made pilgrimage to Africa
The year 2019 marked 400 years since the first enslaved Africans arrived in America. That same year the country of Ghana encouraged African Americans to make a trip there to reconnect with their roots. It was dubbed the "Year of the Return."
Minnesota National Guard troops celebrate after week of grueling training in Norway
A week of grueling, winter warfare training is over for Minnesota's citizen soldiers.
Minnesota National Guard troops build ice walls, snow caves to endure conditions in Norwegian mountains
Guard members are dealing this week with the dangers of Norway's cold and mountainous terrain.
Scaling cold, windy mountains in Norway offers welcome challenge for Minnesota soldiers
Another night in the field leads to another day of training for Minnesota National Guard troops. This day holds lots of unknowns. Can they hold their own against an approaching storm and how will it impact their three-mile hike up the mountain on skis?
Minnesota National Guard troops in Norway learn how to survive extreme winter conditions
Reg Chapman and photojournalist Tom Aviles show us what Minnesota citizen-soldiers are learning in the snow-covered mountains near Haldsted, Norway.
Inside the history of the Minnesota Red Bulls
The Minnesota National Guard is the most deployed guard in the country.
The growing partnership between the citizen soldiers of Minnesota, Norway
Minnesota and Norway share a legacy of hosting the longest-running troop exchange in the history of the United States Department of Defense.
Sabathani Community Center offers support after Tyre Nichols violent arrest video released
Sabathani CEO, Scott Redd says even if community members did not want to see it, people were welcome to be a source of support for those who did.
Use-of-force expert explains why serving a warrant can be so dangerous
When a police officer is tasked to serve a warrant, for some, it's considered one of the most unpredictable assignments to have.
Community leaders rally together to address violence in St. Paul high schools
Frost says it's the verbal disagreements inside these schools that lead to fights, fights that spill over into the community, some with deadly consequences.
St. Paul employee, Exavir Binford Jr., charged in St. Paul recreation center shooting
In the Wednesday incident, the 16-year-old victim received a gunshot wound to the forehead, and was taken to Regions Hospital, where he underwent emergency neurosurgery. He remains in the intensive care unit with a life-threatening injury, the complaint says.
Thawing snow a big concern for public works crews as slush and ice clog storm drains
In the past two days, St. Paul city crews have de-iced about a dozen drains but they know more are out there.
Black leaders imagine what Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. would think of America today
Reg Chapman talks with community leaders to get their take on what would Dr. King think today about the status of Black America.
Minneapolis fighting surge of winter crime with 16 people shot over 7 days
Since Jan. 1, there have been at least three mass shootings, with more than 3 people hit by gunfire.