Pine City Voters Show Strong Support For Former President Donald Trump Ahead Of 2024 Election

"All the democratic cities, that is where all the trouble is," John Hancock said.

Lino Lakes Residents Divided Over Proposed Muslim-Friendly Community

Roughly half the room held signs that read "Slow the Grow," while the other half read "We Support the Madinah Lakes Project."

Residents Blame Encampment For Fatal Shooting In Minneapolis Neighborhood

"Yes it is related to the encampment, it's definitely related to the encampment," said Lisa, who lives in the condominiums.

Proposed Change To Minneapolis' Tobacco Ordinance Has Community Split

A plan to increase the price of a pack of smokes has been put on hold, but the debate in the Minneapolis City Council is still smoldering.

Community Mourns Twin Cities Car Collector Found Dead In Chanhassen Garage

Erik Berger of St. Paul, 33, is being remembered as a pillar of the Twin Cities car community.

Rare Fire Truck Once Used By Bloomington Fire Department Found In New Mexico

A collector from New Mexico posted that he bought an old fire truck and discovered it belonged to Bloomington beginning in the 1950s.

Hennepin Healthcare Workers Crushed By Cost Of Gunfire: "It's A Public Health Emergency Crisis"

"All you see is young, previously healthy people in pain and suffering and scared," Dr. Jim Miner said.

Minneapolis' Uptown Neighborhood At A Pivot Point: "People Need To Start Coming Back"

But people who know Uptown best say things are absolutely turning around. For example, the Uptown Theater was packed for a concert Saturday.

Will Rideshare Companies Leave Minneapolis? Experts Say Not So Fast

There is concern about the companies increasing their fees or leaving the city — or state of Minnesota — altogether.

Metro Churches Support Those Grieving First Responders Killed In Burnsville Shooting

Stacy Jadin comes from a long line of first responders and brought her sons from Prior Lake so they could all pay their respects.

"Our Hearts Are Broken": Community Gathers For A Meal And Vigil In Burnsville

A crowd gathered outside the Burnsville police department Tuesday evening to let their emotions flow and honor the men they lost.

St. Paul Teachers Voting On Whether To Authorize Another Strike

After months of public negotiation sessions, the union and district jointly filed for mediation in December.

Pro-Palestinian Activists Protest Outside Plymouth's Northrop Grumman

Activists are blocking a Twin Cities roadway early Thursday morning in protest of a local company's ties to the war in Israel.

Community Members Protest Brooklyn Center City Council's Rejection Of Police Reform Proposal

Community members gathered outside the Brooklyn Center police station Tuesday to protest a decision that took many by surprise.

Family "Absolutely Shocked," Discovers City Of Bloomington Removed Memorial For Late Son

A Minnesota family says a memorial honoring their 6-year-old son stood in a Bloomington park until recently when city crews removed it.

Marvin Haynes Celebrates Newfound Freedom With Friends And Family In Minneapolis

A man wrongfully convicted for murder celebrated his newfound freedom Sunday.

How Minnesota Sports Fans Feel About Bally Sports' Potential Move To Amazon Prime Video

A new move by Amazon, if approved by the court, would put Bally Sports teams on Amazon Prime.

Minnesotans To Climb 53 Flights Of Stairs For Fight For Air Climb Twin Cities Fundraiser

The idea is to raise awareness about lung health. Climbing one flight of stairs can burn 8-11 calories.

Lowe's, Nonprofit Help Plymouth Senior In Wheelchair Live Independently

Judy Durkee thrives in her Plymouth townhouse, "I have been here 22 years, so as long as I can stay here, it's good, it's perfect for me."

Minneapolis Neighborhood Associations Encourage Residents To Use Less Or No Salt This Winter

The salt that we put down is a big pollutant of our waterways, harming aquatic species and contaminating drinking water.

Minnesota Firefighter Returns Home After Double Lung Transplant: "There's Just No Words"

Walt Lindahl and his wife Amy have spent the past eight months in Rochester as Walt dealt with severe lung disease.

"I Could Have Been Killed In That Environment, But I Had Faith": Marvin Haynes Discusses Newfound Freedom

Marvin Haynes has been free for 24 hours, after a long fight to prove his innocence.

Business Owners On Eat Street Frustrated Over Lack Of Response To Homeless Encampment

A Minneapolis dining destination is struggling with a surge in petty crime. Businesses there believe a homeless encampment is to blame.

Dozens Walk Around Lake Harriet With Empty Strollers To Plea For All Israeli Hostages To Be Released

Instead of children in their strollers, passersby could see posters of those still missing in Gaza, including children and elderly people.

Coon Rapids Couple Says Bank Won't Take Jug Of 30,000 Pennies

A Coon Rapids couple has an unusual problem. They seem to be stuck with tens of thousands of pennies.

Why Are Turkey Prices Lower This Thanksgiving?

The rare drop had us wondering: What goes into the price of turkey? And why is it cheaper this year? Good Question.

3 Twin Cities Starbucks Stores To Strike On Red Cup Day

Employees at three Twin Cities Starbucks locations are striking on one of the coffee chain's busiest days of the year.

Weather Watcher Steve Reckers Honored For 55 Years Of Service As Volunteer Observer

Like many meteorologists, Steve Reckers has loved the weather for as long as he can remember.

Farmington Families Frustrated Over District's Response To LGBTQ+ Classroom Sign

Bad behavior and shouted swear words ended a school board meeting early in Farmington on Monday.

Eat Street Business Owners Come Together To Demand Change After Surge In Petty Crime

Owners in a Minneapolis dining destination say a sudden surge in petty crime is leaving a bad taste in their mouths.

Volunteers Step Up After "Grinch" Cuts 90% Of Light Strands At Sartell's Country Lights Festival

A Minnesota community is stepping up after "the Grinch" tried to get in the way of a sparkling celebration.

Pro-Palestinian Protesters Pack The Steps Of Minnesota Capitol

During the demonstration for Palestine, the crowd repeated chants of "From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free."

Some Raise Concern Over Size Of Public Investment In Cannabis Company On Iron Range

The Iron Range Resources and Rehabilitation Board on Tuesday signed off on the assistance for the HWY35 LLC project.

Demand For Cannabis Classes Grows After Recreational Marijuana Legalization In Minnesota

The class was a home-growing "boot camp" educating people on the new law legalizing marijuana this summer.

Minnesota Families Impacted By Israel Attacks: "They Just Want To Exist"

The attack by the Hamas militant group marks the deadliest attack in Israel in decades.

Long Lake Girl Scout Leads Push For Caregiver Mark On Driver's Licenses

A Long Lake Girl Scout is doing something to protect Minnesota families that no one has ever done before.

Family Fights For Wide Availability Of Fentanyl Test Strips Following Daughter's Death

I'm so sorry. Jessica sent me a text message saying where can I get a fentanyl test strip?' And she said, 'I didn't get that message."

Community Stands With North Branch Family Targeted By Racist Vandal

A Black family who moved to North Branch from the Twin Cities last year has had their sense of security upended in the last month.

Indigenous Tribes Urge Federal Officials To Deny Loan Request For Superior Natural Gas Plant

Dairyland Power Cooperative has not canceled its request for a $350 million public loan and permits to build Nemadji Trail Energy Center."

Minnesota Man Runs Into Burning Home To Save Those Inside: "God Put Me In That Position For A Reason"

A Minnesota man didn't think twice when a fire began in the duplex down the street.