Crowdstrike outage still impacting travelers; MSP headed in the right direction
Travelers around the country are still dealing with the outage from Friday's Crowdstrike update.
3-year-old not expected to survive Brooklyn Park dog attack
A 3-year-old is not expected to survive after a dog attack in Brooklyn Park on Friday afternoon.
Crews work to transform Harriet Island for Minnesota Yacht Club Festival
From major floods to a major festival — work is underway to transform St. Paul's Harriet Island into an oasis for festivalgoers.
1 dead, 5 hurt in mass shooting near Minneapolis homeless encampment
A shooting near a homeless encampment on the edge of Minneapolis' Seward neighborhood Monday night left one person dead and five others hurt.
Maple Grove woman says she was dropped by insurance company due to make, model of car
A 2019 blue Hyundai Elantra has given Erin Walters the freedom to travel across the country. That all changed a week ago after she tried renewing her car insurance with State Farm and was denied.
Minneapolis police continue to search for suspect in brutal beating, death of veteran
James Quigley served in the Navy and was a Gulf War Veteran. A beautiful military honors service was held at Fort Snelling, where he is now buried.
Jeremey Paulson, dancer and community advocate, dies while swimming in swollen St. Croix River
Life is hard to navigate right now for those who love Jeremey Paulson, who recently died while swimming in the swollen and fast-moving St. Croix River in Afton State Park.
Crews work to stabilize Faribault dam damaged in flooding
The City of Faribault says the north side of the dam next to the Faribault Mill and south of Slevin Park is suffering from "flood-related erosion" on its north side.
Waterville begins to cleanup after historic floods
The small town of Waterville began cleaning up after days of dealing with flooding
Residents living along the Mississippi River are getting creative
Those who live along the Mississippi River are finding creative ways to get around
Chaska Athletic Park intentionally flooded as river levels continue to rise
Athletic Park in Chaska is flooded, but city officials say that was done intentionally. It's part of a special strategy in Chaska to flood the park in order to protect it.
Off-duty St. Paul police officer recalls moment he stopped attempted robbery: "Right time, right place"
Off-duty St. Paul police officer Jonathan Valencia was out with his family when he noticed a man walking back and forth before cutting in line. Immediately, he says he had a bad feeling about him.
Minneapolis' Young Joni among New York Times' 22 "Best Pizza Places in the United States"
The New York Times is praising the "freewheeling creative spirit" of the Twin Cities pizza scene, singling out one spot in particular as "one of the region's most excellent restaurants."
How to help Minnesota communities affected by flooding
From Waterville to Cook, parts of the state are dealing with devastating floods and residents are looking for relief.
As Minnesota River floods, Henderson residents face extreme detours
Flooding in one Sibley County town is leaving residents with only one way in or out.