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.

St. Paul Residents Weigh In On Likely Scaled Back Ban On Smoking Weed In Public Limited To Parks

St. Paul Councilmember Chris Tolbert proposed an ordinance prohibiting smoking of all kinds, cannabis to cigarettes, on city-owned property.

Girl Scout Troop Honors Penny Thompson, 7, Killed While Riding Her Bike In Minneapolis

On Tuesday, Penny's Girl Scout troop released a balloon in honor of their friend.

Frank Imholte, Nat'l Auction Association Hall Of Fame Inductee, Proud To See Family Following In His Footsteps

He was driven to the craft by seeing his childhood school bus driver auctioneering.

What Are The Top Questions Asked At Minnesota State Fair Information Booths?

Beyond the wealth of food and fun at the fair are 10 hubs housing what some have called professional know-it-alls.

Community Supporting Lakeville Family Of Six Who Lost Everything In Fire

Flames tore through a home on Duluth Trail in Lakeville early Sunday morning.

Family Gifts Late Daughter's Specialized Wheelchair To Boy With Cerebral Palsy After Thieves Stole His

A mother had her son's expensive, specialized wheelchair stolen while shopping for groceries.

"We're Constantly Re-Traumatized": North Minneapolis Community Reacts To The Shooting Death Of Ricky Cobb II

There was nothing but joy inside City View School in north Minneapolis on Wednesday afternoon.

Advocates Argue Amendment In Minnesota Constitution Allows Sale Of Home-Grown Weed

Amendment 3: "Any person may sell or peddle the products of the farm or garden occupied and cultivated by him without obtaining a license."

Brainerd Teen Goes Viral With Positive Message Delivered Via Doorbell Camera: "You Matter To Someone"

A young teenager's positive message meant for just one person to hear is now reaching millions.

Andrew Hyde, Killed By Car Thief In Minneapolis Crash, Remembered As "Beautiful Dad," Classic Car Lover

Police say a thief driving a stolen Hyundai slammed into his 1964 Chevy Impala.

Starbucks Workers Kick Off Summer-Long Union Bus Tour In Minnesota

Currently, Minnesota has six unionized stores which they have worked towards since January.

Party In Brooklyn Park Causes "Neighborhood-Wide Disturbance," Police Say

Police in Brooklyn Park say they broke up a house party attended by several hundred people Saturday night.

The Fight To Keep Apple Valley's Redwood Pool Afloat

Apple Valley's Redwood Pool could get torn down if voters pass a referendum to improve the city's parks.

Minnesotans React To Supreme Court Ruling Over LGBTQ Rights: "It's Legal, Codified Discrimination"

The 6-3 conservative majority affirmed the rights of a Christian website and graphic designer in Colorado.

Nonprofits Rally At Minnesota Capitol Against Proposed Changes To E-Pull Tabs

The bill would ban many of the most popular games, which raise up to $700 million every year for non-profits.

Cannon Falls Community Gathers Donations For Victims Of Deadly Apartment Fire: "I Know I Needed To Help"

The fire claimed the life of a baby and left two other children injured.

Answers To Your Good Questions About Flooding

What do those numbers associated with flood stages mean? That's what Bill from White Bear Lake and Gary from Maplewood wanted to know.

30 Years After Landmark Gang Summit, Spike Moss And Tyrone Terrell Say New One Badly Needed

The headlines tell the story. Teenagers, and even younger children, involved in crimes from shootings to carjackings.

Mail Carriers Picket In Minneapolis To Call For End To Mandatory Overtime

The National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC) picketed outside the post office in downtown Minneapolis Sunday.

"How Many Times Do You Need A Second Chance?": Minneapolis Residents Call On Judges To Hold More Youth Offenders Accountable

Crime victims, and the community, got the chance to sound off to 17 Hennepin County judges Wednesday in north Minneapolis.

Minnesota Sisters Lindsey Uselding, Kirsten Meehan Launch New HGTV Renovations Show

The pair of Twin Cities sisters have been responding to flood, fire and storm damage emergencies together for a decade.

TC Nighthawks Launches With Mission To Curb Rising Car Thefts

Last summer, Robinson overheard her mom on a Zoom meeting about car thefts, and TC Nighthawks was born.

"I Have Yet To Meet A Person In Minnesota That Is Hungry": Outrage Follows Sen. Drazkowski's Comments On Free School Meals

The proposal makes permanent a pandemic policy that advocates say is crucial to curbing child hunger.

"Enough Already!" Snowman In Rosemount Yard Sums Up Minnesota's Collective Frustration

Sometimes all you can do is make light of the heavy snow. To date, the Twin Cities is experiencing the eighth-highest snow total on record.

Zaria McKeever's Family Claims Their Victim Rights Violated By New Hennepin County Attorney

Relatives of 23-year-old Zaria McKeever say their victim rights have been violated. McKeever's family believes justice has not been served.

Residents Of Lake Elmo Manufactured Home Park Lament Unreasonable Rent Increases, Enforcing Ordinances

People living in a manufactured home park turned to the city council for help on Tuesday.

"I Just Want Justice": Students Help Lead Call For Answers In The Death Of Khalil Azad

Teenagers walked out of their classrooms Monday to join a rally for Khalil Azad.

Neighbors Band Together To Help Drain Nature-Made Lake In Minneapolis Alley

The warmer temperatures finally started melting the thick layers of ice on our streets and sidewalks – but the downside is flooding.

"The Need, It's Big": Minnesota-Based Nonprofit Is Asking For Help For Aid In Syria

Reports estimate close to 50,000 were killed in the wreckage while countless others are still out of their homes.

White Bear Lake Officer Shot While Serving Arrest Warrant Opens Up About Journey To Recovery

He's counting his blessings, and is grateful to be able to tell his story of survival.

How One Ukrainian Family Is Adjusting To Life In Minnesota, One Year After Russian Invasion

Vadym and Liubov Holiuk along with their three daughters were the first family sponsored through Alight, arriving last September.

"They Do Not Feel Safe": St. Paul Public School Parents, Educators And Students Voice Safety Concerns

Several hundred people packed the room at Washington Technology Magnet School, where the board called the meeting about school safety.

"It All Came Together In Exactly The Right Way": Minnesota Families Welcome Blizzard Babies

"For me, I said what better thing to do in a storm than have a baby," Micah Trautman, a new mom to baby boy Hudson, told WCCO.

Chisago County Plow Operator Strike Averted Days Before Storm

"Plow drivers go through a lot through the season and they deserve it," Michelle Lang said.

Maya Washington, Daughter Of Vikings Legend, Develops Curriculum About The Importance Of Racial Equality

"I only knew my dad as the guy who put on the suit and went to work at 3M and was in the community, you know," Washington said.

Minnesota Volunteers Build Schoolhouse In Central America Made From Plastic Bottles

Jan Haeg is the manager of the company's Giveback Program, and says she is in awe of how things have grown since they took the leap.

Hutchinson Community Comes Together To Share Love With Widows

On a cloudy, rainy day there is a new grassroots effort underway to bring sunshine to the widowed.

Amazon Employees Protest Closing Of Shakopee MSP5 Warehouse

Workers at a Twin Cities Amazon warehouse are protesting the closure of their facility, which employed nearly 700 people.

Summit Avenue Regional Trail Proposal Driving Passionate Debate

Until Feb. 28, the city is taking public comments on the Summit Avenue Regional Trail and proposed plans for a raised, separated bike path.