2 new Anoka County deputies follow in fathers' law enforcement footsteps
"I can't believe he's doing this," said Det. Chris Johnson. "Here he is, he's my son, you know and I've been in this career for 25 years and I'm sitting next to him working."
Sister of Gabriel Mendoza, killed in Uptown bar shooting, asks people to check social media for clues
Somebody killed 23-year-old Gabriel Mendoza at a restaurant and bar in Minneapolis' Uptown neighborhood late Sunday night.
The brightest young minds gather in St. Paul to be "America's Top Young Scientist"
"We want to motivate them to come up with a new innovation and think about the science, what they can do to bring up new product, new material in the world," said Dr. Mahfuza Ali.
Apartment building in south Minneapolis opens for veterans experiencing homelessness
Sixteen one-bedroom apartments and one studio apartment will be home for many veterans experiencing homelessness who went to MACV and the MDVA for help.
Operation Endeavor showing promising early results, helping to drive down crime
Minneapolis's new crime-fighting initiative is proving effective in its early days.
Minnesota National Guard, Norwegian soldiers take part in cultural exchange
For the past week, a group of soldiers from Norway have been in Minnesota preparing for a soldier exchange.
Monday marks a year since mass shooting inside St. Paul bar that killed 1, injured 14 others
It was a grim day on Oct. 10, 2021, when just after midnight multiple shots were fired at Seventh Street Truck Park.
5 finalists for St. Paul police chief announced, nearly all internal candidates
On Monday, the Police Chief Examining Committee advanced five candidates, nearly all of which have connections to the St. Paul Police Department.
Plane was in air for less than 8 minutes before crash into house, killing 3
Thirty-two-year-old Alyssa Schmidt, her 31-year-old brother Matt Schmidt, and the pilot, 32-year-old Tyler Fretland, died in the Hermantown crash.
Students, parents, police stroll through U of M on homecoming weekend "safety walk"
Crime concerns have been growing in the neighborhoods surrounding the U's campus, so Friday night police, parents and students decided to send a message.
Bus shelter drug use sparking concerns in Minneapolis
"It's a serious problem in the shelters ... it's really bad for the community and the neighborhoods and the ridership, but it's even worse because it's spilling into the buses and the trains," said ATU Local 1005 President Ryan Timlin.
Minneapolis resident living near gang warzone installs bulletproof bed headboard: "I sleep very calmly"
Juliee Oden is one of eight north-side residents who filed a lawsuit in the summer of 2020, calling on the city to hire more police officers. Now she sleeps behind a bullet-proof headboard.
Viral video of rodent dining in Minneapolis restaurant puts work of health inspectors in focus
Health inspectors are busy this time of year as colder weather prompts mice to move inside restaurants and stores.
Excavating the history of a Black church in Hastings burned down in early 1900s
It's a part of Hastings history that is just now being talked about: A Black church that was burned down in the early 1900s.
Minnesota Medal of Honor Memorial unveiled outside State Capitol
After more than a decade of work, the Minnesota Medal of Honor Memorial is complete.