‘It Was Devastating': Thousands Line Up At Brooklyn Center Food Drive

Multiple food drives and donation drop-offs took place for those impacted by the boarded-up and temporarily closed down grocery stores.

Here's How You Can Support Brooklyn Center

In the wake of the death of Daunte Wright and civil unrest, here are some ways you can support Brooklyn Center.

Fighting Hunger: How To Apply For Food Stamps In Minnesota

Close to 42 million Americans are expected to be food insecure in 2021. Here’s what you should know about the federal SNAP program.

Here Are The 20 Best Places To Live In MN: Niche Report

The Niche study looked at affordability, housing, diversity, schools and more.

Dog Locks Minnesota Woman Out Of Home In Frigid Cold

After being locked out of her home, this determined woman trekked through the snow and used her Ring Video Doorbell to call for help.

These Are The Best Places To Live In MN: 2021 Niche Rankings

The Niche study looked at affordability, housing, diversity, schools and more.

DNR Warns Lake Goers Of Deteriorating Ice

Officials are sharing pictures of some lakes that already have large areas of open water.

Sheriff: Driver Killed In Duluth Rollover Crash In Midst Of Snowstorm

Investigators say the storm system, and poor road conditions, played major roles in the crash.

Minnesota Among Top States In Latest U.S. News Ranking

The annual ranking by U.S. News & World report evaluates each state’s economy, education system, fiscal stability and more.

Daylight Saving Time 2021: Clocks Change Sunday In Minnesota

Daylight saving time — colloquially known as "daylight savings" — begins on the second Sunday in March.

2 Suspects Taken Into Custody Following Bloomington Standoff

Several roads were closed in Bloomington as police worked to take the suspects.

After Audio Malfunction, Minnesota H.S. Hockey Ref Belts Out National Anthem

Referees take a lot of heat, but one in Minnesota came to the rescue before the game even started.

Petition To Rename Section Of Highway In Chanhassen After Prince Gets 1,300+ Signatures

The highway renaming is the dream of a group of his biggest fans.

ERAMN Plans Virtual Press Conference On International Women's Day

ERA Minnesota will roll out its legislative agenda and action plan at the March 8 event.

EagleCam Update: Mom Lays 2nd Egg

According to the Minnesota Nongame Wildlife Program, the second egg came around 3 p.m. Saturday.

COVID In MN: Health Dept. Receives $3M In FEMA Funds To Set Up 3 Vaccination Centers

The funds also helped the state launch the COVID-19 Vaccine Connector.

Sheriff: Investigators ‘Close To Solving’ Fatal Attack Of Evelyn Adams, 76

Investigators are reaching out for the public’s help to catch the man who fatally attacked Evelyn Adams in her rural Mankato home.

Campaign Aims To Help Struggling Minnesota Families Afford Healthy Foods

“No family should go hungry in Minnesota,” Gov. Walz said, in a statement.

Minnesota Gas Prices On The Rise Due To Southern Deep Freeze

GasBuddy is predicting that the average price per gallon nationwide will jump up to $0.20 this week.

Purple Snow, F. Salt Fitzgerald, Flake Superior: MnDOT Reveals Finalists In ‘Name A Snowplow’ Contest

Nearly 24,000 entries were tallied, and MnDOT has now narrowed them down to the best 50.

The Pandemic’s Impact On Minnesota’s Construction Market

The numbers point to a sharp turn — one that some predict could be permanent.

Solid Ice Means Solid Business For Minnesota’s Ice Fishing Guides

The deep freeze has made for ideal conditions for anglers, and businesses that count on cold, hard cash.

‘Not A Problem That Is Going Away’: 3M Fighting To Keep Counterfeit N95 Masks Off The Frontline

There’s been a surge in fraud and counterfeit PPE cases since the beginning of the pandemic.

Buffalo Mayor Leads Movement To Heal, Support Community Members After Clinic Shooting

Mayor Teri Lachermeier says she is proud of how the community has responded, helping those most impacted by the shooting.

Husband Of Buffalo Shooting Victim Lindsay Overbay: ‘Celebrate Every Day As If It Was Your Last’

Another Minnesota family is now forced to move forward, without a mother and wife.

Car Insurance Rates: See Where Minnesota Ranks

Drivers in Minnesota spend an average of $758 on yearly premiums.

Duluth Woman Uses Instagram To Fight Against QAnon Conspiracies

Sharon McMahon has used her page to educate followers on how the U.S. government works and to debunk various conspiracy theories.

MN Roads: Slick Conditions Lead To 300+ Crashes, 33 With Injuries, 1 Fatal

There were also 64 vehicle spin-outs reported.

Robbinsdale Man Convicted Of Running Down, Dragging Girlfriend To Death With His Car

The conviction stems from the deadly attack that happened in May 29, 2020.

Metro Bars, Restaurants, Bowling Alleys Prep For A Safe Super Bowl Sunday

There are now guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on safe ways to enjoy the Super Bowl.

Faces Of COVID: Active Duty Air Force Member Michael Morris Remembered As Loving Father

The family of 36-year-old Michael Morris says he died nearly two weeks after he tested positive for the virus at his home.

Lower Sioux Indian Community To Get Ancestral Land Back From Minnesota, MN Historical Society

The land includes MHS parcels at the site where the U.S. Dakota War of 1862 started.

Doorbell Camera Captures Man Trying To Kick In Sauk Rapids Home’s Front Door

The Sauk Rapids homeowner says it happened at about 1 a.m. Tuesday.

Driver Hospitalized After Car Careens Through Willmar Backyards

Police say the crash happened around 8:24 a.m. Wednesday in Willmar, in a residential neighborhood just off a main commercial street.

Appeals Court Denies Request For Stay Of Line 3 Pipeline Construction

Enbridge Energy was given the green light to start the $2.6 billion project in late November.

Minnesota DFL Resurfaces Bill Legalizing Marijuana; Senate GOP Still Reluctant To Pass

“The tide is shifting, and it’s coming in very strong,” said House DFL Majority Leader Ryan Winkler.

Preparing For Re-Election Push, Walz Campaign Announces It’s Hiring Staff, Breaking Fundraising Records

In a statement, the campaign said that the governor has raised just over $1.7 million since he took office.

Can You Solve The Mystery Of The Wedding Dress Mix-Up?

A woman in the north metro is trying to find the dress she wore on her wedding day fourteen years ago.

MDH Commissioner Evaluating Future Of Vaccine Pilot Sites And ‘Lottery’; Clinics, Pharmacies May Take Weight

The vision is for the majority of people to get vaccinated at community pharmacies and clinics.

Central Minnesota Man Arrested After Leading Police On 23-Mile Chase, Frigid Foot Pursuit

The Meeker County Sheriff’s Office says the chase started shortly after 6 p.m. Wednesday.