First Avenue Among Struggling Music Venues Praying That ‘Save Our Stages’ Act Is In Next Stimulus Bill

Another stimulus bill called the HEROES Act is in the works in Washington.

Search Team Locates Body Of Missing Hibbing Man Last Seen In Grand Rapids

According to Itasca County officials, trained K-9 dogs along with the search team volunteers found the body Tuesday morning.

Minnesota Renaissance Festival Extends Their Drive-Thru Parade

The parade has been extended for the weekends of Oct. 10-11 and Oct. 17-18.

NFL’s COVID Outbreak Has Minnesota High School Teams Staying Vigilant

Ask most football coaches and they’ll tell you discipline is what wins football games.

29 Minnesota Firefighters Nearing End Of Oregon Wildfire Mission

Minnesota Homeland Security and Emergency Management announced on Facebook Monday that the team will finish their mission this week.

Brooklyn Park Police Investigate 2 Shootings Within 90 Minutes

A man suffered a non-life threatening gunshot wound just before 2:30 p.m. Sunday inside an apartment building on Jersey Avenue.

Coronavirus In Minnesota: Another 900+ New COVID-19 Cases, 7 More Deaths

The Minnesota Department of Health says that the total number of cases in the state since the start of the outbreak has reached 97,638.

‘When In The Midwest!’: Ivanka Trump Tweets About Winona Fleet Farm Visit

On Thursday evening, Ivanka Trump posted two pictures at the Fleet Farm.

State Patrol Investigating After Cyclist Killed In St. Cloud Hit-And-Run Crash

The cyclist, a 50-year-old St. Cloud man, was traveling eastbound on Highway 23 when he was stuck by a vehicle that then left the scene.

If COVID Rates Continue Climbing, Experts Warn ‘It Won’t Be Too Long’ Before In-Person Schooling Halts Again

Some high schools in central Minnesota have to switch gears due to growing COVID-19 cases.

Teens In Gorilla Costumes Steal ‘Black Lives Matter’ Sign From St. Louis Park Yard

Bridget and Sam Ginnis captured a video on their Ring doorbell camera Sunday night of three teenagers dressed in gorilla costumes.

How Schools Are Responding To Outbreaks In The Wake Of COVID-19

The Minnesota Department of Health said Monday that there have been 351 schools in the state that have had at least one COVID case.

Some High School Programs Fear Low Participation In Restarted Football, Volleyball Seasons

The Minnesota State High School League reversed course Monday on last month’s plans to push football and volleyball to spring.

Police: Pedestrian Struck, Killed In Maplewood

According to Maplewood Police, emergency crews responded around 8:30 p.m. Saturday to the 1200 block of Lakewood Drive North.

Search Continues For Missing Kayaker On Long Lake In New Brighton

Police say the kayaker fell into the water and was not wearing a life jacket at the time.

Coronavirus In Minnesota: COVID-19 Cases Rise By 937; 4 Additional Deaths Reported

The Minnesota Department of Health says the state’s total number of confirmed coronavirus cases is at 90,942.

Therapist, TikTok Star Shani Tran Says ‘Trauma Has To Be Rethought’ After Pandemic, George Floyd’s Death

When it comes to mental health, it’s been a trying six months for everyone — especially for people of color.

Suburban Restaurants Get Creative, Find Ways To Keep Their Doors Open

Some spots in the Twin Cities suburbs are finding a different definition of success.

Fridley City Council Votes To Restrict Sale Of Flavored Tobacco

Now, flavored tobacco products, including menthol, will be sold in adult-only tobacco stores.

CAIR-MN: Lawsuit To Be Filed Against Chisago Lakes School District For Failing To Protect Muslim Boy From Bullying

The 15-year-old’s family says he killed himself in 2018 after repeated bullying at Chisago Lakes High School.

BCA: Duluth Officer Responding To Domestic Call Shot At Door, Hit A Man Alone Inside

The shooting happened late Saturday at a downtown Duluth apartment on the 100 block of 1st Street.

Some Minnesota Resorts Enjoying Extended Summer Season Amid Pandemic

Labor Day is the unofficial end to summer, but summer-like vacations are continuing at destinations like Grandview Lodge.

Coronavirus In Minnesota: 5 More Deaths Reported As Total Number Of COVID-19 Cases Surpasses 85,000

The Minnesota Department of Health says the state’s total number of confirmed coronavirus cases is at 85,351.

Distance Learning Can Be Tough On Teens; Here Are 4 Signs They Might Need Help

Mental health experts are raising concerns.

Congressman Pete Stauber Believes Northern Minnesota Will Vote For Trump, Despite Recent Polling Data

Minnesota’s 8th Congressional District has flipped three times in the last five elections.

More Minnesota Students Head Back To Class Monday

White Bear Lake, Wayzata, and Lakeville all begin hybrid learning this morning.

Parents Sound Off On Comfort Over School Plans Amid COVID

Anoka-Hennepin, the largest district in the state, started today with secondary students in distance learning.

Ely Family Charged With Illegally Trafficking Fish From Canada’s Quetico To Sell As Bait

The Lacey Act is a century-old law that outlaws the international trafficking of wildlife.

MDH: 75 People Test Positive For COVID After Minnesota Wedding

Cases from that wedding now span 14 counties.

La Niña’s Moderate Forecast Could Mean Snowy, Cold Winter In Minnesota

The NOAA NWS Climate Prediction Center put the U.S. under a La Niña Advisory on Thursday.

Joe Biden To Make 1st Campaign Stop In Minnesota Next Week

Biden’s campaign says he will be traveling to Minnesota on Friday, Sept. 18.

Coronavirus In Minnesota: HealthPartners Stops COVID-19 Vaccine Trials After AstraZeneca Reports UK Patient Had Serious Side Effect

HealthPartners announced last week that Minnesotans could enroll in trials for a vaccine created by Oxford University.

Donald Trump Jr., Jill Biden In Minnesota Wednesday In Push For Battle State

Jill Biden will join Gov. Tim Walz and other local leaders Jeffers Pond Elementary School in Prior Lake Wednesday.

KFAN Producer Zach Halverson, Mother Hospitalized With COVID-19: ‘It Squeezes The Life Out Of You’

Zach Halverson was admitted on Friday with what doctors called severe symptoms.

‘Oh Lord, There’s Another!’: Minnesota Parents Expecting Baby’s Delivery Surprised By 2nd Bundle Of Joy

When Meagan Peoples measured large for her most recent pregnancy, she and her husband Connor weren’t concerned.

Waseca Officer Arik Matson, Shot In Line Of Duty, Suffers Setback In Recovery

Matson was shot in the head in January.

Police: 13-Year-Old Boy Located After Going Missing In Isanti

According to police, the boy left his residence on his bike at 4 p.m. Sunday and did not return home.

After Cougar Sighting, Dodge County Residents Advised To Keep Watch Of Small Children, Pets

According to the county sheriff’s office, deputies responded to a cougar sighting report just north of Dodge Center Saturday afternoon.

Gov. Walz Warns Of New COVID Spike

Gov. Tim Walz and the state's top health officials addressed Minnesota's COVID-19 situation on Thursday afternoon.

Redwood Man Survives After Being Pinned Under A Tree For 4 Days

He had been cutting down trees on Aug. 27 when the accident occurred.