Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport sees uptick in travel ahead of Labor Day
Ahead of the Labor Day weekend, it’s a different scene at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport compared to recent months amid the pandemic.
2 taxi driver attacks in one day indicative of increase in aggression toward drivers, company says
A couple of Twin Cities taxi drivers are both recovering after separate assaults Tuesday.
Twin Cities area wind speeds peak at 55 miles per hour Thursday morning
Wind speeds peaked at 55 miles per hour in the Twin Cities metro area Thursday morning.
Uber to require passengers to provide face covering selfies before boarding
Mask slackers will now have to provide photographic proof they’re wearing a face covering before boarding an Uber.
Delta, American join United in dropping widely unpopular US ticket change fees
Delta and American are following the example set by United Airlines and saying they will drop an unpopular $200 fee on customers who change a ticket for travel within the United States.
REAL ID application office to reopen at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport
Starting in September, Minnesota travelers once again will be able to apply for their REAL ID at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport.
MPCA: Dozens of new electric vehicle charging stations coming to Greater Minnesota
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency says it will fund 38 new electric vehicle charging stations along four corridors in the state.
Delta Air Lines to furlough 1,941 pilots in October, according to internal memo
Delta Air Lines is set to furlough 1,941 pilots in October, the carrier said in a memo seen by Reuters on Monday that noted the fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic and plunging air travel demand.
Metro Transit expanding bus, light rail service on some routes to pre-pandemic levels
Next month, Metro Transit will be expanding service to many of its bus routes and some light rail lines, which would restore service on those routes to pre-pandemic levels, according to Metro Transit officials.
1,403 citations during extra hands-free enforcement in Minnesota
Law enforcement statewide participated in the campaign from August 1 to 8, which coincided with the first anniversary of Minnesota's hands-free law going into effect.
Blue Line Extension Project stalls after failed cooperation with BNSF
It's back to the drawing board for a $1.5 billion light rail project in the Twin Cities metro.
Ramp closures expected next week for highways near MSP Airport as construction continues
MnDOT is planning to close a number of ramps on highways around the Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport as a construction project moves forward.
How transit services in the Twin Cities have adapted for safety during COVID-19
Metro Transit, and other transit services, have implemented several safety protocols to keep drivers and riders safe during the COVID-19 pandemic. If you take the bus or train around the Twin Cities metro area, here's what you can expect when you ride.
MSP Airport traffic slowly returning, but still well below normal
The number of passengers and flights at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport are slowly increasing, but are still well below normal.
Delta Air Lines, Kowalski's, CVS, Kohl's join growing list of companies requiring masks
Starting Monday, more stores are requiring everyone to mask up before going inside.
MSP Airport to require face coverings starting July 27
Face coverings will be required at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport starting Monday, July 27, the Metropolitan Airports Commission announced.
City of Minneapolis authorizes Bird, Lyft scooters to return
Motorized scooters are returning to Minneapolis streets this summer, the city announced Thursday.
Protesters shut down traffic, march onto I-35W bridge in Minneapolis in response to unrest in Ethiopia
Protesters briefly shut down traffic on I-35W early Friday evening in response to the unrest in Ethiopia.
Minnesota airports receive $42 million in FAA grants for improvements
Minnesota airports will receive more than $42 million in FAA grants, the U.S. Department of Transportation announced Tuesday.
Survey: Highway construction jobs increasing, but more dangerous
Highway construction jobs are increasing nationwide, but a new survey shows those work zones are increasingly dangerous for those workers.