Legislative Leaders Say Deal Reached In Special Session

Leaders struck the agreement tonight on the budget to prevent a government shutdown. Police reform is contained in the bill as well.

BCA Seeks Public's Help Finding Missing 66-Year-Old Diane Johnson

66-year-old Diane Johnson was last seen Wednesday evening, boarding a bus at Mystic Lake Casino en route to the Mall of America, per the BCA

Minnesota Weather: Dead Fish Piling Up Along Lake Shores Amid Stretch Of Hot, Dry Weather

“This is a rare occurrence. We have such extreme drought conditions right now,” said Tom Burri.

Derek Chauvin Gets 22.5 Years In Prison

Derek Chauvin's mother, speaking in court, made no mention of George Floyd but gave a passionate defense of her son.

Black Business Owners Watch Chauvin Sentencing

Some Minnesotans used today as an opportunity to learn and grow with each other, Marielle Mohs reports.

Flora's Hair Designs, Destroyed During Unrest, Builds Back Bigger Than Before

One year after vandals and looters damaged more than 1,000 Twin Cities businesses, hope is growing from the ashes.

Minnesota Lawmakers Strike Deals On Most Parts Of The Budget, But More Policing Changes Still Not Sorted

“The world is watching,” Gov. Walz added, underscoring Derek Chauvin’s sentencing for George Floyd’s murder scheduled for Friday.

Saint Paul Regional Water Services Is Well-Equipped To Handle Heat And Drought

We visited Saint Paul Regional Water Services in Maplewood to see how local systems are holding up.

What Health Information Can Employers Require From Their Workers?

Is that a HIPAA violation? What health information can employers require from their workers? Good Question.

Minnesota House Passes Transportation Bill

The passage of the bill ensures more than 200 road construction projects can move forward.

Some Minnesotans Seeing Weeks, Months-Long Moving Delays

“We were told originally it was going to be eight to 10 days to get our stuff, so we brought just a couple of things to get by,” she said.

MN Not Among 16 States To Hit 70 Percent Adult Vaccination Rate

Minnesota's vaccination rate is behind at least 16 other states and Washington D.C.

Professor Edward Ward ID'd As Victim Of ‘Random' St. Cloud Shooting

Officers were called to the 2600 block of Island View Drive early Sunday morning, where they found a man suffering from gunshot wounds.

University Of Minnesota Vows To Boost Safety Measures After Shootings In Dinkytown

University president Joan Gabel says three of the victims are students, and none are critically injured.

Millions Approved For Cohasset Mill Construction

Gov. Tim Walz says one of the first hurdles to bringing new jobs to Minnesota's Iron Range has been crossed.

Miss Softball, Mr. Baseball Honored

Minnesota's Miss Softball and Mr. Baseball were honored Monday.

Fire At St. Paul's Sanneh Foundation Now An Arson Investigation

The Sanneh Foundation is scrambling to find a new spot for their youth sports camps and food distribution.

Woman's Body Found In Lakeville Tuesday Morning

One man is being held in police custody in the case, authorities said.

MN Vikings Player Shot 4 Times In Washington DC

The rookie "is expected to make a full recovery," the Minnesota Vikings said in a statement.

Twins Win 4th In Row In 4-2 Victory Over Rangers

The Twins matched their longest winning streak of the season. Kenta Maeda earned his first win since May 3.

George Floyd Square, Uptown Intersection Reopen To Traffic

Cars are now able to drive along East 38th Street and Chicago Avenue, the intersection where George Floyd was killed.

William Todd Killed In Brooklyn Park Crash

Police attempted CPR on the victim, later identified as 21-year-old Brooklyn Park resident William Todd, but he ultimately died.

With 10 Days Left In Special Session, Legislators Still Have Plenty Of Work To Do

And unlike past shutdowns, this one would be more severe because agencies that were allowed to get funding won't be able to.

Bridges In Hennepin County Among About 35K In US Needing Repair

The condition of bridges in Hennepin County have been rated by the Federal Highway Administration.

Severe Blood Shortage Nationwide Impacting Minnesota Hospitals

Right now, blood banks are desperate for donors. There is a severe blood shortage nationwide, including here in Minnesota.

Charges To Be Dismissed Against Truck Driver Who Drove Into George Floyd Protest

Bogdan Vechirko, 36, of Otsego faces a felony charge of threats of violence and a gross misdemeanor charge of criminal vehicular operation.

Juneteenth Jubilee Bazaar Showcases Black-Owned Businesses

Jessica Winnie, the founder of Minnesota Black Box shares the inspiration behind the first Juneteenth Jubilee Bazaar.

After 10-Hour Standoff, 1 Arrested In Connection To Robbinsdale Homicide

Robbinsdale police were conducting a welfare check Friday around 35th Avenue and Grimes Avenue and found a woman dead inside a home.

Pedestrian Struck, Killed In Brooklyn Park Crash

The driver of the car stayed at the scene and cooperated with the investigation.

Juneteenth 2021: How Minnesota Marks The End Of Slavery

People in Minnesota are planning Juneteenth events as June 19 becomes an official federal holiday.

Mayo Clinic Ranked Among Midwest’s Best Children's Hospitals

The latest children’s hospital rankings from U.S. News include the highest-rated pediatric facilities in the Midwest.

Protesters Face Off With Police For Control Of Mpls. Intersection

The fight for control over another Minneapolis intersection intensified Tuesday night, reports Jennifer Mayerle.

St. Croix River Water Levels Threaten To Reach Historic Lows If Drought Conditions Continue

Along the St. Croix River in Stillwater, historic low river levels are expected in days if there is no rain.

Teen Dies After Being Hit By Suspected Drunk Driver In North Minneapolis

The man tried to flee, and hit several cars before crashing in a yard. He then tried to flee on foot, and was arrested soon after.

Juvenile Male Arrested For Assault Of Woman Walking Hopkins Trail

The Hopkins Police Department says the boy was arrested in the city. No other information about the child is being released due to his age.

Property Owners Sue Walz Over Eviction Moratorium As State Lawmakers Agree On ‘Off-Ramp' Plan For Ban

“It’s regrettable and unfortunate but it’s the only option we felt we had,” said Cecil Smith, CEO of the Minnesota Multi-Housing Assoc.

Minneapolis Police's ‘Costly' History Of Misconduct Settlements

Police misconduct allegations have cost taxpayers in Minnesota's largest city tens of millions of dollars in the last decade alone.

Some Minnesota School Districts Struggling To Find Teachers For Summer Classes

Thousands of students will be taking part in summer school to get caught up after a challenging year.

Minnesota Farmers Worry As Drought Continues To Dry Out Crops

The impact can be seen in the leaves of corn crop on Wright County farms, as they start to dry up and turn in on themselves.

Finding Minnesota: River Valley Ranch Allows Visitors To Connect With More Then Just Nature

Over the past year, there's been a bit of a river renaissance and people getting to know the outdoors all over again.