Minnesota weather: Temperatures tumble into bitter cold weekend
A cold front will bring a dash of light snow Friday morning before temperatures tumble for a frigid weekend in Minnesota.
Federal bill aims to curb foreign robocalls targeting Minnesotans
A new federal bill is being introduced to tackle the issue of robocalls, focusing on eliminating foreign calls that have plagued many Minnesotans.
Man found dead inside home in Corcoran, investigation underway
Corcoran Police are investigating a death after responding to a welfare check on Maple Hill Road Thursday morning.
U.S. layoffs hit five-year high: over 1 million jobs lost
The U.S. job market is facing significant challenges with over one million layoffs this year, raising concerns among economists about future economic hardships.
Minneapolis council approves final plan for George Floyd Square
After years of debate, the Minneapolis City Council has finally moved forward with a final plan for a memorial site for George Floyd at 38th and Chicago.
St. Paul police chief: Communication with ICE could prevent future clashes
St. Paul Police Chief Axel Henry said he believes communication with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations could prevent confrontations between the public and federal agents.
Mortgage paid off for family of fallen Burnsville firefighter-paramedic Adam Finseth
The family of fallen Burnsville firefighter-paramedic Adam Finseth received the gift of a paid-off mortgage this holiday season.
Body of man missing since 2019 found near St. Cloud
The remains of a man who was missing for more than six years have been recovered by the Benton County Sheriff's Office.
Mike Lindell officially announces run for MN governor
Mike Lindell, the CEO of Minnesota-based MyPillow, has officially announced he's running for Minnesota governor after filing paperwork to join the race earlier this month.
BCA names 5 officers involved in Bloomington use-of-force shooting
The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension has released the names of five Bloomington police officers who exchanged gunfire with a wrong-way driver earlier this month.
Minneapolis City Council bolsters ordinance that prevents police from helping ICE
The Minneapolis City Council will vote on Thursday to bolster a 22-year-old ordinance that restricts police officers from helping ICE agents or taking part in federal immigration enforcement.
Minnesota weather: Cloudy and chilly, with pocket light flurries on Thursday
Thursday will be another chilly and cloudy day, with temperatures staying in the teens ahead of frigid air that arrives Friday and lasts into the weekend.
Minneapolis police officer fires gun at armed person; no one hurt
A Minneapolis police officer is on leave after firing his gun at an armed suspect early Thursday morning. No one was injured.
