Sen. Klobuchar Says She’ll Vote To Override Trump’s Veto Of Defense Spending Bill

Trump pledged to veto the legislation when it did not include the nixing of Section 230, a provision protecting internet companies.

White Christmas: Snow Event Has Some Minnesotans Looking On The Bright Side

Some people have been patiently waiting for snow for weeks.

One Of Nation’s Largest Reindeer Farms Happens To Be Near Mankato

In about 24 hours, Santa’s reindeer will be off and flying.

COVID Relief Bill: First Avenue, Sen. Klobuchar Help Secure Billions In Music Venue Funding

First Avenue, Minnesota’s premier music venue, has been closed for 10 months.

White-Only Church Approved In Minnesota; Neighbors Aim To Stop It

The Southern Poverty Law Center says the Asatru Folk Assembly is “organized around ethnocentricity and archaic notions of gender.”

MDH: New COVID-19 Strain Has ‘Greater Ease Of Spread’

The message from United Kingdom Prime Minister Boris Johnson to his citizens about the upcoming holiday is bleak.

As COVID Shutters Minnesota Ice Arenas, Backyard Hockey Rinks Gain Popularity

With rinks temporarily shut down, more people than ever before are building their own rinks.

Gov. Walz To Hold Roundtable On Unemployment Assistance For Student Workers

He’s urging student workers to apply for unemployment assistance if they’ve been laid off due to the pandemic.

Reward Offered For Info On Crash That Killed St. Cloud Cyclist

According to investigators, Singh, 50, of St. Cloud, was fatally struck around 5:30 a.m. Sept. 23 on Highway 23, just east of St. Cloud.

‘A Slap In The Face’: Sen. Gazelka Gathers Bar, Restaurant Owners To Air Frustrations On Gov. Walz’s Dining Restrictions

“I feel like I’m on the Titanic, and this governor is making us a third-class citizen that has to be in the bottom of the ship.”

Minnesota Experiencing One Of The Least-Snowy Decembers On Record

The drought has us on track to tie the least snowy December ever.

COVID In MN: Gov. Walz Says State Is Receiving Less Vaccine Doses Than Promised

This comes as multiple governors across the country voiced concerns after vaccine allocation reductions.

‘I Definitely Want The Vaccine’: Doses To Soon Be Available At Minnesota’s Long-Term Care Facilities

Long-term care workers and residents in Minnesota could start getting the vaccine as soon as Monday.

Excitement, Trepidation Grow As In-Person Learning Set To Restart For Youngest Minnesota Students

Distance learning has been challenging for Sydney Kivel’s 5-year-old daughter Layla.

Crash On Highway 7 Knocks Out Power In The West Metro

The Minnesota Department of Transportation says that crash happened before sunrise Thursday.

List Of Restaurants Opening This Weekend For Outdoor Dining

According to the governor’s order, bars, restaurants and breweries can open for outdoor service Friday at 50% capacity or up to 100 people.

COVID Vaccine (MN): Can Institutions Or Places Require Immunization?

Health leaders are encouraging Minnesotans to get the COVID-19 vaccine when becomes available.

More Than 150 Businesses Plan To Reopen As Soon As Wednesday In Defiance Of Governor’s Order

A group called ReOpen Minnesota Coalition announced Tuesday that dozens of bars, restaurants and gyms across the state plan to reopen.

COVID Vaccine (MN): 1st Doses Of Vaccine Officially Administered In The State

At the Minneapolis VA hospital, the first to get the shot was Thera Witte, a nurse who has worked at the hospital for 10 years.

‘Blessing In Disguise’: College Student’s COVID Diagnosis Saves Her Life

For one Mankato State student, getting COVID-19 was actually the best thing that could have happened to her health.

COVID Vaccine (MN): First Doses Of Vaccine Officially Administered In The State

About 3,000 doses of the vaccine arrived Monday at the Twin Cities hospital in refrigerated boxes.

Sheriff: 14-Year-Old Boy Attacked, Killed By Family Dog

According to the Otter Tail County Sheriff’s Office, deputies responded to a welfare check in rural Battle Lake Thursday afternoon.

Minnesota Man Stabbed, Arrested During Weekend Clash Between Protesters, Counter-Protesters In Nation’s Capital

According to Washington D.C. police reports, Corey Nielsen, of Robbinsdale, was one of four victims stabbed Saturday night.

After His Home Burns, Neighbors Step In To Help Man Who Always Helped Others

For months, Ronnie Guy has fed neighbors, including those in homeless camps.

Neighbors Voice Concerns After Town Leaders Allow Group With White Supremacist Beliefs To Use Church

Earlier this year, Asatru Folk Assembly bought a vacant Lutheran Church in Murdock.

900 In A Row Paid It Forward At A Dairy Queen In Minnesota

A "chain reaction of kindness" lasted nearly three days for customers in the drive-thru of the fast food restaurant in Brainerd.

COVID Vaccines In Minnesota: Mayo Clinic Reiterates Its Belief They Are Safe

The MDH is preparing to include daily vaccination updates along with their daily COVID updates.

Minnesota’s Fatal 2020 Crash Numbers Up Despite Fewer Cars On Roads

Last year at this time there were 346 fatal accidents; this year, there have already been 372.

Finding Minnesota: Franke’s Bakery Makes Montgomery The Kolacky Capital Of The World

More than 100 years of kolacky practice have allowed one family to get it just right.

Hy-Vee Now Offering Rapid-Result COVID Antigen Testing

The testing will be an outdoor, drive-thru process.

COVID In Minnesota: State Leading Country In New Cases Per 100K

Rhode Island and South Dakota are second and third for the most new cases per 100,000, respectively.

‘It Was Just So Blurry’: Glencoe Boy, 9, Recovers From COVID-Associated Inflammatory Syndrome

The pandemic has been difficult for Jaxson Hoffman, an active and athletic fourth-grader in Glencoe.

Time Magazine Recognizes Minnesota Inventions

A Minnesota company is making a new mask that Time named one of the best inventions of 2020.

COVID-19 Pandemic ‘Sharpens’ Inequalities Among Minnesota Workers, UMN Research Finds

White and Asian men dominate lower-risk essential jobs.

Court Ruling To Let Students Laid Off During Pandemic To Collect Unemployment Assistance

Thousands of Minnesota high school students who lost their jobs in the COVID-19 pandemic could now make up some of those lost wages.

Wayzata BrewWorks Announces Closure, Blames Gov’s Actions For ‘Unnecessary Financial Hardship’

On Tuesday, the brewery said it will close immediately, despite not having any COVID-19 case traced to its establishment.

Republican Lawmakers Call For Teachers To Be Among The First Vaccinated

The lawmakers argued that teachers should be prioritized because their students are suffering academically and emotionally.

Car Theft Suspect Leads Chisago Police On Erratic Chase, Steals 2nd Car In Middle Of Pursuit

A 24-year-old car theft suspect was arrested Saturday after leading authorities in east-central Minnesota on a chase.

Brooklyn Park Man With Dementia Reunited With Family

Police had been looking for him Sunday afternoon, after he went missing around the 9100 block of Florida Avenue North.

Small Plane Crashes In Southwestern Minnesota; Investigation Underway

The National Transportation Safety Board says it’s investigating a small plane crash near Windom.