3 semis involved in 5-vehicle crash on I-94 near St. Cloud, Minnesota early Thursday morning
The 5-vehicle crash featured three semis, a straight truck and a pickup truck carrying two Californians.
Minnesota Health Department issues alert to clinics about China's coronavirus
The coronavirus has halted all travel in the Chinese city of Wuhan and led to airport screening procedures in LA, New York, Atlanta and San Francisco.
Delta rolls out new pet travel carrier to 8 airports, including MSP
Delta announced Wednesday the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport is one of eight locations across the country where pet owners can now book their pet a flight in a new pet travel carrier called the “CarePod.”
City of Minneapolis: 787 cars towed during weekend snow emergency
787 cars were towed over the weekend snow emergency, according to the city of Minneapolis.
Plans in place to keep MSP Airport running smoothly during incoming snow storm
Clear runways, a blue sky - it’s the perfect day to fly. But that’s about to change. Snow is on the way and lots of it. About 6-10 inches is expected to hit much of Minnesota.
National Driver and Vehicle Service outage resolved
Update: The system outage has been resolved, officials announced Monday evening.
Vikings team, fans get special sendoff to San Francisco for playoff game
Just a day before the game, fans and players alike were boarding their flights.
'This is amazing': Service members impressed by renovated Armed Forces Service Center at MSP Airport
For 50 years, the facility has been a place for service members to rest and relax before and after flights. Thursday, it reopened with major upgrades.
85 drivers short, Metro Transit hopes to fill positions with 1-day hiring event
Metro Transit is down 85 drivers and it's affecting its routes. It thinks it can fill those positions by offering salaried training after a one-day hiring event.
REAL ID compliance still low among Minnesotans as deadline approaches
Overall, there are only 500,000 people in Minnesota who are REAL-ID compliant.
FAA issues emergency restriction for Iraq, Iran, Persian Gulf airspace after Iran missile attacks
The FAA notice comes hours after Iran took responsibility for firing more than a dozen ballistic missiles into Iraq that targeted U.S. and coalition forces.
Photo of corn perfectly filling railroad tracks in Minnesota proves real
A photo of a Minnesota railroad track almost perfectly filled with corn went viral on social media Monday as many people tried to puzzle out whether or not it was real.
Report: Delta flight attendants say new uniforms are causing hair loss, giving them hives
Snazzy new purple uniforms for flight attendants are causing workers to break out in hives, lose hair, and cough uncontrollably, advocates tell Business Insider.
'FedEx Fail': Frustrated Western Wisconsin customers take deliveries into their own hands
The frustrated customers formed a Facebook group to help find the rightful owners of packages that were dropped at their house and to find those that never arrived.
State Patrol: 20 cars, 6 semis involved in crash on I-35 near Owatonna, Minnesota
20 cars and six semis were involved in a Thursday morning crash that closed the interstate near Owatonna.
Snowy crash reported on I-35 in Owatonna, Minnesota, semi slides off I-94 near Sauk Centre
A poorly-timed band of snow showers snarled the Thursday morning commute across Minnesota.
Ice chunk from passing pickup truck pierces windshield of Red Wing woman's SUV
The woman was driving the other way on Hwy. 58 when the ice chunk exploded through her windshield, cutting her face and badly damaging her vehicle.
School bus crashes into ditch in Northwest Minnesota with 12 students on board
The bus had 12 children on board, three of which received treatment for injuries.
Juveniles charged in violent assaults on light rail train in St. Paul, Minnesota
Three juveniles are charged in several violent assaults that occurred on a light rail train or near one of the stations in St. Paul, Minnesota earlier this month.
Report: Minnesota on track to meet deadlines for replacing MNLARS, but risks remain
Minnesota is on track to meet the project implementation deadlines for replacing the state’s troubled driver and vehicle registration system known as MNLARS, the Office of the Legislative Auditor reported Tuesday.