0 Coronavirus Deaths Reported In Minnesota Monday

It's the first day since April 13 that the state added no new deaths to its overall death toll.

Police Investigate Suspicious Fire Caught On Video In New Brighton

According to the New Brighton Department of Public Safety, the report was called in by a newspaper delivery person at 5:25 a.m.

Avalanche's Top Line Scores 4 In 5-1 Win Over Wild

The Avalanche beat Minnesota Thursday night, snapping the Wild’s five-game winning streak.

Derek Chauvin Trial Enters Its 3rd Week With Jury Selection Nearly Complete

A jury selection is underway in the Derek Chauvin trial. CBS heads inside the courtroom.

Neighbors In Forest Lake Townhome Save Two Girls From Fire

Neighbors came to the rescue of two little girls trapped in a house fire before firefighters could arrive.

How To Watch The Minnesota Twins On TV In 2021

Fox Sports North is no longer the name to know for Minnesota Twins broadcasts.

Has Minnesota's Tax Filing, Payment Deadline Been Extended?

Minnesota taxpayers will get some extra breathing room for both their state and federal returns.

Here Are The 20 Best Places To Live In MN: Niche Report

The Niche study looked at affordability, housing, diversity, schools and more.

Facebook Posts Linked MN Man To U.S. Capitol Attack: Officials

According to the FBI, 31-year-old Jordan Stotts said he was a supporter of President Trump and went to Washington D.C. to attend a rally.

13 Minnesota Residents Charged In $5.4M Medicaid Fraud Scheme

Federal prosecutors said the residents submitted fraudulent claims for mental health services involving two Minnesota service providers.

Walz Directs Flags To Be Lowered Friday To Honor COVID-19 Victims

Flags at state and federal buildings will be lowered to half-staff on the 19th of every month to remember the lives lost to the coronavirus.

Minnesota Surpasses 2 Million Vaccine Shots, 500K COVID-19 Cases

The state Department of Health announced 1,505 new cases on Thursday along with six new COVID-19 deaths as vaccination efforts continue.

Federal Tax Deadline Moved; Minnesota Deadline Remains April 15

Individual taxpayers are getting federal relief for filing returns and making any payments while the state will consider hardship requests.

Dog Locks Minnesota Woman Out Of Home In Frigid Cold

After being locked out of her home, this determined woman trekked through the snow and used her Ring Video Doorbell to call for help.

These Are The Best Places To Live In MN: 2021 Niche Rankings

The Niche study looked at affordability, housing, diversity, schools and more.

DNR Warns Lake Goers Of Deteriorating Ice

Officials are sharing pictures of some lakes that already have large areas of open water.

Sheriff: Driver Killed In Duluth Rollover Crash In Midst Of Snowstorm

Investigators say the storm system, and poor road conditions, played major roles in the crash.

Coronavirus Vaccine Coming To 3 Minnesota CVS Stores Saturday

Vaccines are available by appointment only.

Minnesota Expands Vaccine Access To 2 New Phases

The state this week will begin offering vaccines to chronically ill people and certain essential workers, officials announced Tuesday.

Minnesota Among Top States In Latest U.S. News Ranking

The annual ranking by U.S. News & World report evaluates each state’s economy, education system, fiscal stability and more.

Minnesota Hospital No. 1 In U.S.: Newsweek

The rankings for 2021 include over 300 hospitals in the United States, 10 of which are here in Minnesota.

Daylight Saving Time 2021: Clocks Change Sunday In Minnesota

Daylight saving time — colloquially known as "daylight savings" — begins on the second Sunday in March.

DFL Legislators Ask For GOP Support To Rebuild After Civil Unrest

Senate Republicans have so far opposed efforts to use state aid to rebuild the Twin Cities after last summer's civil unrest.

2 Suspects Taken Into Custody Following Bloomington Standoff

Several roads were closed in Bloomington as police worked to take the suspects.

5th Large-Scale Vaccination Site Announced In Minnesota

Roy Wilkins Auditorium will administer the Pfizer vaccine to approximately 5,850 Minnesotans in its first week.

Daylight Saving Time 2021: When Clocks Change In Minnesota

Daylight saving time — colloquially known as "daylight savings" — begins on the second Sunday in March.

How Well Is Minnesota Protecting Children During COVID-19?

A new report looks at how children are faring during the COVID-19 pandemic.

MN ‘Failed’ To Protect People In Prisons From COVID-19: Report

Minnesota has the nation’s 12th-highest rate of COVID-19 cases among people in prisons and the 37th-highest death rate.

Voter Access Bills Filed In Minnesota As Court Decides Key Case

One Minnesota bill would have both restrictive and expansive effects on voting, a study found.

Spring Break Plans: See Travel Restrictions In MN, Countrywide

Spring break travelers in Minnesota can see which destinations have coronavirus-related restrictions.

After Audio Malfunction, Minnesota H.S. Hockey Ref Belts Out National Anthem

Referees take a lot of heat, but one in Minnesota came to the rescue before the game even started.

Minnesota Vaccine Rollout: See New Details For Each Phase

New health department guidance details the state's multi-tiered plan to vaccinate Minnesotans.

Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Coming To Minnesota This Week

The FDA approved the vaccine for emergency use on Saturday.

MN Sets Record For Total Firearm Permits Issued In 2020

Crimes committed by permit holders also grew to record levels in 2020, according to state data.

Here's How Much MN Cities, Counties Could Get From COVID-19 Relief Bill

The proposal would direct $350 billion to state and local governments as part of President Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion aid bill.

2 MN Companies Among Top 100 Best Employers In U.S.: Forbes

The annual rankings show two Minnesota companies among the top 100, including one in the medical field.

Gas Prices Rising In Minnesota: When To Expect Relief At The Pump

Experts warn that March could be among the most expensive months for gasoline prices nationwide.

Minnesota Sets New Record For Most Vaccines Given In 1 Day

Nearly 1 million Minnesotans have received at least one dose of the coronavirus vaccine since December.

MN Doubles Financial Assistance To Cover Winter Utility Costs

Emergency funds can be used to pay past-due power bills, get emergency heating fuel, have energy services reconnected and more.

Deficit To Surplus: 6 Things To Know About MN's Financial Picture

DFL Gov. Tim Walz has no plans to adjust his proposed $52.4 billion budget proposal, he said Friday.