Howie Johnson, One Of The State's Top High School Football Players, Commits To University Of Minnesota

"Being able to show up and show out in front of my state and show that Forest Lake has some really good talent," said Johnson.

Customers Still Show Up To St. Paul's European Christmas Market In Negative Temperatures

"When you live in Minnesota, you get used to it, the cold doesn't bother you," said Davon Dixon, a shopper at the Christmas Market.

Minnesota Nursing Home Workers Will Have To Wait For Raises Because State Dropped Ball On Paperwork

Unprecedented minimum wages for thousands of workers in Minnesota nursing homes had been set to go into effect Jan. 1.

How Cossetta's In St. Paul Makes Their Award-Winning Panettone

You'll see the sights and smells of Italy's greatest treats. But there's one that sticks out this time of year.

MN High School Shooting Leaves Student Critically Injured, Adult Dead

The shooting happened early Friday in the parking lot of Stewartville High School, according to the Olmsted County Sheriff’s Office.

Fair Media Council Launches National Survey on News and Democracy

Residents invited to weigh in on how news shapes democracy today. Respond by Jan. 31.

Minnesota Nonprofit Says It Is At Risk Of Closing Over Potential Funding Pauses In Response To Fraud

The federal and state crackdowns on fraud in Minnesota are creating collateral damage in programs aimed at helping people with disabilities.

Former Gopher Soccer Star Wins NWSL Championship Her Rookie Season

Khyah Harper was a stand-out on the Gophers women's soccer team and is now a professional playing in New York with Gotham FC.

Winter Businesses In Minnesota Seeing Boom In Sales After Two-Year Decline

After a couple of rough winters, Minnesota businesses that rely on snow are seeing a much-needed uptick in sales.

Lutsen Resort Owner Set Fire To His Own Historic Lodge, Filed Millions In Insurance Claims: State Police

Bryce James Campbell is accused of intentionally setting the February 2024 fire and claiming more than $16 million in losses.

Construction At Ice Castles Begins At Minnesota State Fairgrounds

Attractions at the castles include ice slides, tunnels, caverns and intricate ice sculptures.

Why Do So Many Places In Minnesota Start With "Minne"?

The words all have one thing in common: the Dakota word "mni," according to C̣aƞtemaza Neil McKay, an expert in the Dakhóta language.

Latest Feeding Our Future Defendant Claimed 6,000 Daily Meals In Town Of 2,600 People: Feds

Federal prosecutors said Abdirashid Bixi Dool claimed to serve 6,000 daily meals while laundering more than $1 million.

Thanksgiving Day Temperature Crash: Minnesota Set For A Big Drop

Minnesota will enjoy mild weather early in the week before a sharp cold front sends temperatures plunging on Thanksgiving.

Relic From The Wreck Of The Edmund Fitzgerald Returned, Plus $600,000 From Michigan

Larry Orr is retrieving one of the ship's life rings, and the state will still pay $600,000 to settle his lawsuit over police misconduct.

2025 MN Thanksgiving Grocery Deals: Extra Gravy Or Slim Pickings?

Not all feasts are created equal.

Is Raking Necessary? What's The Best Way To Get Rid Of Leaves?

We're past our prime when it comes to fall colors. But for many, it's peak time for yardwork.

Lisa Demuth Picks Attorney Ryan Wilson As Running Mate For 2026 Gubernatorial Race

Demuth announced her choice during a news conference on Monday afternoon.

Ski Hills In Eastern Minnesota And Western Wisconsin Open For The Winter Season

Temperatures were forecast to top out in the mid-30s on Monday, with patchy snow flurries likely overnight into Tuesday.

MN Senate District 29 Election: Live Results For Holmstrom Vs. McNutt

Unofficial results showed Republican Michael Holmstrom Jr. leading Democrat Louis McNutt in the race to fill the vacant Senate seat.

2 Teens Dead, 3 Hurt In Crash After Bonfire Party; 14-Year-Old Was A Driver, Police Say Alcohol Found

Investigators are probing how a 14-year-old ended up behind the wheel and whether alcohol played a role.

As Target Announces Layoffs, Here's How To Navigate A Tight Job Market

Jenna Estlick, president of HR Solutions and at Versique, said that the first thing laid-off employees should do is to know their benefits.

Minnesota Man Blasts Himself In Leg While Unloading Gun: Sheriff

Deputies say the 42-year-old was unloading the weapon on a rural road in Sugar Bush Township when it accidentally discharged.

Hurricane Melissa Weighs On Minneapolis Restaurateur From Jamaica

"We've been in communication on an almost hourly basis. Every hour there's an update," says Tomme Beevas.

Minnesota Town Targeted By International Cybercrime Extremist Group, Police Say

Investigators say two Red Wing "swatting" calls were linked to a global network that targets children and teens.

Minnesota Veteran Devotes His Life To Supporting Others With PTSD

Sgt. Cliff Reynolds, a Vietnam veteran, has driven more than 50,000 miles delivering free PTSD resources to fellow veterans.

2025 Minnesota Senate District 29 Special Election Guide

Voters in Wright, Meeker, and Hennepin counties will choose between Louis McNutt and Michael Holmstrom Jr. to fill the vacant District 29.

MNUFC Prepares For Playoff Run At Allianz Field Against Seattle

The MLS playoffs begin with the best-of-3 first round against the Seattle Sounders at Allianz Field with an 8 p.m. kickoff.

Book Report, No Jail For Minnesota Woman Who Illegally Voted For Trump

Danielle Miller must read "Thank You for Voting" and write a 10-page essay as part of her probation sentence.

Kwik Trip Adding More Minnesota Stores This Fall

The La Crosse-based convenience store chain now operates more than 200 locations across Minnesota.

Why Are Some Summer Flowers Still Blooming This Fall In Minnesota?

Orange is the primary color of fall, and mums are typically the go-to flower. But what else blooms in Minnesota each fall?

Gov. Walz To Join Farmers To Talk On Impact Of Tariffs On Minnesota Soybean Farmers

Minnesota is home to 26,000 soybean farmers, and 60% of their crop is sent overseas.

Former WCCO Meteorologist Says Stalker Showed Up At Her Home

The Burnsville native says prosecutors refused to file felony charges after her stalker showed up at her home.

Parents: How To Check Minnesota’s Sex Offender Registry Before Halloween Night

Before kids go out trick-or-treating on Halloween, fall is a good time for parents to take stock of who lives in their neighborhood.

St. Cloud Priest Charged With Sexually Exploiting Woman During Spiritual Guidance

Aaron John Kuhn, 47, used his role as a priest to manipulate a woman into sexual acts over several years, police said.

Mugshots Show Before And After Minnesota Prison Inmate’s Escape: Police

Authorities say Minnesota inmate Michael Todd Hart was caught hiding under a stairwell two weeks after escaping.

Congregations In Minnesota Relying On Consultants Amid Security Concerns

According to the FBI, nearly 70% of reported religious-based hate crimes targeted Jews in 2024. Jews make up only 2% of the U.S. population.

Minneapolis City Council Approves $125K Settlement For Man Injured By Officer During 2020 Protests

Without warning, the lawsuit claims, Minneapolis police officers began firing at the crowd with "40-millimeter projectiles and tear gas."

Minnesota Ranks Among Safest States In U.S., But Study Finds Weak Spot

The personal finance website compared all 50 states across factors ranging from violent crime to road safety and disaster readiness.

The Modern Experience Clinic Offering Cutting-Edge Brain Stimulation Therapy to Treat Depression and Enhan

Wellness Party on Oct. 30 to Showcase New Treatment During National Depression and Mental Health Screening Month