Rochester shooting leaves 1 man dead: Police
A man is dead after a shooting in Rochester Thursday evening.
Here's how much Minnesotans will spend on holiday shopping this year
Some Minnesota cities ranked in the top 100 in the U.S. for the highest budgets for holiday shopping. Here's how much they're expected to spend.
St. Paul dog thief sentenced to prison for stealing French bulldog
A St. Paul man has been sentenced to prison after being convicted of aggravated robbery when he took a woman’s dog while she was on a walk.
Twin Cities E. coli illnesses prompt nation-wide recall
A meat-packing supplier is recalling thousands of pounds of ground beef after at least 15 cases of E. coli infections have been reported in Minnesota.
Labor Standards Board vetoed by Mayor Frey, St. Paul leaders watching
A Labor Standards Board (LSB) that would be tasked with making recommendations on regulations for several business industries within Minneapolis has been vetoed.
Recount confirms likely DFL win, tie in MN House
A recount has begun in a Minnesota House race which could change the balance of power at the state capitol.
Minnesota lottery audit: Retailers, security procedures lack oversight
An audit into the Minnesota State Lottery found a wide-range of weaknesses related to oversight of retailers, and its preparedness for any security-related incident.
Crystal City Council Member wins election by 1 vote after recount
Crystal City Council Member John Budziszewski won reelection by one vote after a recount in the city's third ward.
Snowy roads in Minnesota lead 577 crashes, 2 deaths on Wednesday
Snowfall and freezing temperatures midweek created slick road conditions, resulting in hundreds of crashes and at least two deaths.
CHS Field all aglow for light festival
Bring on the lights! Glow Holiday Festival is back for year five. They’ve placed more than a million lights inside CHS Field in St. Paul. This is a walk-through experience with food and beverage options plus a zip line and giant slide. GLOW Holiday Festival runs Nov. 21 through Jan. 5, 2025, from 5-9 p.m. on select nights.
WI kayaker who faked his own death is alive, in touch with authorities
Wisconsin authorities say a man who faked his own death over the summer, abandoning his wife and children, is alive in Eastern Europe.
Baby Madison case: New photo of unidentified girl found dead in suitcase along Texas highway
A new facial reconstruction image was released in the Baby Madison cold case on Thursday. The young girl's skeletal remains were found in a suitcase along I-45 near Madisonville, Texas in 2016.
Gallery: Tropicana Field hurricane damage seen in newly released photos
We’re getting our first look at damage inside Tropicana Field thanks to new photos released by the Tampa Bay Rays, even as the team's future location remains up in the air.
HCAO on Extreme Risk Protection Orders [RAW]
The Hennepin County Attorney’s Office discussed the use of Extreme Risk Protection Orders, also known as the Red Flag law, during a press conference on Thursday.
Model trains bring holiday cheer to St. Paul museum
One of the most charming holiday events in the Twin Cities has opened for the season. Night Trains runs every Saturday evening from 3-7 p.m. through the last Saturday in February. The museum adds holiday lights to the miniature towns and trains while also dimming the lights inside so it glows. The museum is marking 90 years, and this is the 30th year of Night Trains. The museum is located at 668 Transfer Road, Suite 8 in St. Paul. Admission to this special show is $15 per person and free for children ages 4 and under.
Multi-vehicle crash in Burnsville: Traffic cameras
MnDOT traffic cameras captured a multi-vehicle crash in Burnsville around midnight on the Interstate 35W bridge over the Minnesota River. The driver of an SUV had already spun out when two other drivers lost control and spun across the ice, before they all collided.
MN weather: Snow totals from Wednesday
A blast of wintry weather Wednesday dumped an inch or less of snow across the Twin Cities metro.
MN weather: Slick roads Thursday following Wednesday’s snow
While there wasn't a lot of snow in the Twin Cities metro on Wednesday, some of the roads are still slick on Thursday morning.
‘Cow lady’ of Bernadotte has world's largest collection of cows
Guiness World Records declared her ever-expanding herd the largest collection of cow-related items in the world nine years ago, at just over 15,000 – and she's added another 6,000 items since then.
Robbinsdale community voices concerns over school district’s $20 million shortfall
Robbinsdale Area Schools is facing massive budget woes for the next school year.