Ex-Student Charged In Campus Rape At SCSU, Arrested In CA: Reports

DNA samples taken at a hospital, surveillance footage and a public safety officer all linked the man to the attack, according to KARE 11.

Despite Challenges, 95-Year-Old Minnesota Air Force Veteran Remains Steadfast In Faith

Beyond the U.S., his service took him to Guam and Japan, where his flight squad was in for a shake-up.

Flames Destroy St. Paul Building On Atwater Street

The immediate area was shut down and police blocked nearby intersections as fire crews worked to contain the flames.

Study Shows The Consequences Of Budget Cuts To SNAP In Minnesota

The CEO of Second Harvest Heartland, Allison O'Toole, says she fears the impact of SNAP cuts during the budget talks in Washington.

Family Remembers St. Paul Officer Who Died After Attack In The Line Of Duty

"She [Felicia Reilly] really loved serving the people of St. Paul and St. Paul was the city she loved," her son Ben Reilly said.

Minnesota Senate Republicans Seek Apology From Gov. Tim Walz Over Nazi Comment That He Says Wasn't Targeting GOP

Walz said the Republicans should "be better" and shift their attention to what's happening in Washington.

Sen. Smith Warns Rural Minnesota Hospitals, Hennepin Healthcare "Cannot Exist" Without Medicaid

In a virtual press conference on Thursday morning, Smith said cuts would impact both Greater Minnesota residents and in the Twin Cities.

MN District Cancels Black History Event Over Risk Of 'Disruptions'

​The Red Wing School District canceled the event with Attorney General Keith Ellison because of "concerns over significant disruptions."

Major Job Cuts Announced At Thief River Falls, MN Manufacturing Plant

The job cuts will impact a wide range of positions, including assemblers, engineers, technicians, forklift operators, and more.

11 Inches Of Snow Possible In Grand Marais: MN Weather

Heavy snowfall is expected tonight into Friday for far northeast Minnesota, particularly in Cook and northern Lake counties.

Top-Ranked St. Michael Albertville Wrestler Hoping To Earn Sixth State Title, Tie Record

Robideau is the top-ranked wrestler in his weight class in the entire country. Pound for pound, he's number nine.

Minneapolis' 19 Bar To Reopen Thursday, Nearly 1 Year After Devastating Fire

One of the country's oldest gay bars will be reopening on Thursday, nearly a year after a devastating fire severely damaged the building.

St. Paul Police Investigating Deadly Stabbing, Marking City's First Homicide Of 2025

On the scene officers found a man covered in blood and a woman inside who was suffering from an apparent stab wound.

House Passes Budget Plan That Could Cut Medicaid: How MN Reps Voted

The Minnesota delegation in the U.S. House split on a GOP budget blueprint Tuesday evening that calls for deep spending cuts.

Retired Minnesota Pilot Assures Flying Is Still Safe Despite Recent Incidents

Gary Berg lives in Minnesota and used to fly planes. He says Tuesday's scenario is rare and exactly what pilots train for.

St. Paul Grocery Store Gets Creative In Face Of Rising Prices

Ted Spreigl is buying more private labels so he can have those sales which he says are what moves merchandise faster — and he buys less.

South Minneapolis Business Owners Look For Answers After Destructive Water Main Break

The Feb. 13 water main break pushed water to the ceiling of the restaurant's basement and left 18 inches of water in the main dining room.

Denny's Egg Surcharge Has Breakfast Chain Following Waffle House

The average price of a dozen large, grade-A eggs came to $4.95 in January, up from $4.15 in December, according to the Bureau of Labor.

City Of Minneapolis Unveils New Plan For Former Kmart Site On Nicollet

The plan incorporates housing, including apartments, townhomes, and retail businesses like a grocery store.

Total Lunar Eclipse Coming Soon Over MN Skies: When To Look Up

The moon will look dark red or orange for about 65 minutes, but the entire event will last just over six hours.

Deadly Listeria Outbreak Reported In MN, 20 Other States

Frozen supplemental shakes are linked to a listeria outbreak in 21 states that has sickened dozens and killed 11, according to the FDA.

Drunk MN Driver Causes Head-On Crash Killing Texas Woman: Police

Alcohol was a factor in a fatal crash Thursday evening on Highway 75 in Clay County, Minnesota, authorities said.

Twin Cities' First-Of-Its-Kind Heart Rehab Helps Patients Through Educational Program

"We're here to give tools and build that self-confidence," Heart Rehab Manager Erin Cuta said. "And that's what cardiac rehab is all about."

Minnesota DNR Urges Owners To Remove Fish Houses Before Deadline

With warmer weather arriving, anglers like Ryan Lenski and Jarrod Baadsgaard took advantage of the near-50-degree temperatures Sunday.

Ice Palace Minnesota Closing For Good After This Season, Organizers Say

The Youngstrom family, the palace's organizers thanked everyone who has visited and supported them through the years.

Car Frozen Into White Bear Lake Becomes Viral Sensation

"The front end is on the bottom, and the back end is kind of encased in probably 12 to 15 inches of ice at this point," Erickson said.

1 In Critical Condition After Home Explosion In Princeton

Firefighters worked through the overnight hours to stop the flames, but smoke was still billowing from the roof more than 12 hours later.

Inside A School Without Cell Phones As Minnesota Legislature Considers Ban

The policy calls for phones to be "off and out of sight" while school is in session.

Minnesota House Bill Would Remove Restrictions On Electronic Pull Tab Games That Charities Say Are Slashing Revenues

All the games with those features had to be removed by the end of last year, according to the law, and revenue has plummeted as a result.

The Twin Cities Has Only Seen 16 Inches Of Snow This Year. What Happens If We Don't Get Enough?

The Twin Cities averages about 51 inches of snow across the entire season.

1 Year Later, Burnsville Sergeant Injured In Shooting Remembers Fellow Officers Killed In Incident

"They were the officers you wanted on your street, coming to your house, and helping you," Sgt. Adam Medlicott told WCCO. "

Future Of Sports Betting In Minnesota Uncertain After Bill Fails To Advance Through Key Committee

On a tie, it didn't advance through its first test in the Senate, creating a roadblock on the quest to get the measure passed this session.

Cargill Scientists Work To Develop A Cocoa-Free Chocolate Alternative

Americans take down 12 pounds of chocolate a year, building up a delectable $22 billion market in the U.S. alone.

Minneapolis City Council Debates Funding For Neighborhood Violence Prevention Program

At stake is $1.2 million of taxpayer money.

Minneapolis' Beloved Lake Of The Isles Ice Rink May Not Reopen For 2025-26 Season

"It's such a great activity in such a beautiful spot," said Janet Hallaway, from Minneapolis.

ICE Arrests Force MN Restaurant To Close Location Indefinitely

A restaurant chain is closing one location indefinitely after two employees were arrested by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Twin Cities Nonprofit Wants Help From Teens To Create Social Media Warning Labels

While social media allows teenagers to connect, safety advocates say it also presents harmful content.

Rising Egg Prices May Have Some People Considering Raising Chickens — Here's How Much It Costs

Michelle Bruhn keeps a small flock of chickens in the backyard of her White Bear Lake home.

Apple Valley Mom Starts Matchmaking Service To Help People With Intellectual Disabilities Find Love

It's the most romantic week of the year, and an Apple Valley mom does something to honor her favorite show, "Love on the Spectrum."

New Program To Help Minnesota Communities Impacted By Cannabis Prohibition

Grant awards for the first round of funding will range from $50,000 to $200,000 per project.