MN Senate Passes Bill Reining In Homeowners’ Associations

Homeowners in Minnesota have faced massive charges from their HOAs for questionable construction projects.

U.S. Health Officials Monitoring Hantavirus Cruise Passengers: What To Know In MN

The virus, which can be spread by inhaling contaminated rodent droppings, isn't easily transmitted between people, health officials said.

Hottest U.S. Gas Prices In Years Leave Drivers Feeling Burned

The surging cost of filling up her car is taking a toll on Melissa Miles' finances — and her classroom attendance.

Salmonella Recall Of Frozen Pizza At Walmart, Aldi: What MN Shoppers Should Know

The recall stemmed from ingredients formulated with dry milk powder that may have been contaminated with salmonella, officials said.

Lawncare Businesses Forced To Embrace Fuel Surcharges As Iran War Keeps Gas Prices Climbing

Gas prices in the Twin Cities can be up to $4.20 a gallon these days, and it's happening as Minnesota is revving up for summer.

New York Gov. Hochul Warns Against Redeploying ICE Agent Who Killed Renee Good In Minneapolis Without Review

The letter says the Trump administration has claimed Ross had previous violent interactions with the public.

Empty Lot, Shuttered Business Among 22 Sites Targeted In Twin Cities Fraud Raid

It's unclear what federal investigators actually found in fraud raids on sites conducted in the Twin Cities Metropolitan area.

Major Chocolate Brand Issues Salmonella Recall: What MN Consumers Should Know

Several products may be contaminated with salmonella.

MN Bistro Owner Accused Of Wrongfully Getting $51K In SNAP Benefits

Investigators said Christine Mary Conrad underreported her income while wrongfully receiving more than $51,000 in SNAP benefits.

Months After Operation Metro Surge, Federal Agents Return To Minneapolis To Target Daycares For Suspected Fraud

No one was arrested in the raids — a stark contrast from last winter's immigration crackdown during Operation Metro Surge.

St. Cloud Diocese To Merge 131 Parishes Into 48 In Central Minnesota

The St. Cloud Diocese says priest shortages and declining attendance are driving a sweeping parish reorganization.

Singing Protesters Speak Out Against Lifting Of Mining Ban Near Boundary Waters

The U.S. Senate recently voted to open up 225,000 acres of land to copper sulfide mining near the Boundary Waters.

Researchers Say Remote Lake Superior Island's Wolves Are Thriving As Packs Prey On Moose

Wolves likely killed almost a quarter of the moose population over the last year, scientists estimated.

Duluth Fentanyl Ring Leader Sentenced To 174 Months In Federal Prison

Federal prosecutors said Ezell Lucas was the last of seven defendants sentenced in a Duluth trafficking case.

Timberwolves, Wild Playoff Games Give Twin Cities Businesses A Boost

Excitement was everywhere Thursday with jerseys on every corner and businesses filling up as the Timberwolves took on the Denver Nuggets.

For 50 Years, This Faribault Man Has Served His Community As An EMT

Steve Nesseth, an EMT for North Memorial Health Ambulance in Faribault, started working in emergency services at just 22 years old.

Minnesota DNR Expands Red Flag Warning As Fire Risk Grows In 27 More Counties

The warning was extended Wednesday as the DNR urged residents not to burn and to avoid spark-causing activity.

ER Visits For Tick Bites At Highest Level In A Decade: What To Know In MN

CDC data shows Midwest ER visits for tick bites rising. Experts warn this year's tick season is starting early and may be worse than usual.

This Iconic Mall Retailer Quietly Closing Dozens Of Stores: See MN Locations

The brand appears to be pivoting away from its legacy as a mall mainstay.

Minneapolis City Leaders Set To Give Update On Safety Efforts In Uptown

Officials say efforts to increase safety in the area have been ongoing since December, when dedicated police patrols were introduced.

Some Minnesota Farmers Skipping Planting Season Amid Rising Fuel And Fertilizer Costs

Planting is underway and spring conditions have been good across much of Minnesota.

Minnesota Mourns, Honors Prince, 10 Years After Superstar's Death

The Minnesota superstar died at his Paisley Park home in Chanhassen 10 years ago on Tuesday.

Duluth Jury Convicts Man In Fatal Crash Near Fortune Bay Casino

Eric Peterson was convicted in Duluth in the death of Amanda Boshey on the Bois Forte Indian Reservation.

Teen Driving SUV In Stearns County Crash That Killed His Mother, Injured Family

Authorities say the SUV entered a stop-controlled intersection before colliding with a pickup. Multiple family members were injured.

U.S. Senate Votes 50-49 To Allow Mining Near Boundary Waters

The vote opens the door to mining near the Boundary Waters, one of the nation’s most visited wilderness areas.

Eden Prairie Woman Paralyzed After Being Hit By Car While Competing In Florida Triathlon

"Whenever I'm at school or going to the gym myself or meeting new people, I'm like, 'Ok, what would mom do?'" Whitton's daughter said.

Minnesota Service Member Severely Injured In Deadly Kuwait Drone Strike Shares Story

Sgt. Cory Hicks believes he is a walking miracle.

Now 5, Minnesota Boy Who Received Heart Transplant At 10 Months Old Making Remarkable Progress

His parents, Katie Staley and Betsy Olesen, said their journey began during a 20-week anatomy scan while they were living in Fargo.

Storm Chaser Captures Video Of Tornado In Southern Minnesota

The weather allowed Champlin-based meteorologist and storm chaser Melanie Metz to capture some seriously captivating footage.

Ramsey County Officials Investigate ICE Arrest Of Underdressed Hmong American Man As Possible Kidnapping

Videos showed federal agents breaking down 56-year-old U.S. citizen ChongLy Scott Thao's door without a warrant in January.

Some District 196 Schools To See Adjusted Start Times Amid Bus Driver Shortage

Starting in the 2027-2028 school year, two elementary schools — Woodland and East Lake — will now start at 7:45 a.m. instead of 9:30 a.m.

'First Student' To Close Red Wing Facility, Lay Off 49 Workers

The company is shutting down after losing its contract with Red Wing Public Schools, with layoffs set for mid-to-late June.

These MN Communities Ranked In 100 Best Places To Live List

Two mid-sized cities in Minnesota are among the best places to live, according to a new ranking.

FBI Sending Investigators To Minneapolis Help Solve Cases In Native American Communities

Last year, dozens of agents supported 12 field offices to help work through a backlog of cases, led by the field office in Washington.

Brad Paisley To Perform At 2026 Minnesota State Fair

Country music star Brad Paisley will be bringing his talents to the Grandstand at this year's Minnesota State Fair.

EMT Attacked By Patient Raises Concerns About Violence Against Hospital Staff

In all, four people were hurt in the February attack. Only one has returned to work full-time.

Minneapolis City Council To Hold Hearing On Ordinance That Would Decriminalize Drug Paraphernalia

Chavez and other supporters on the council describe it as a "step toward treating drug use as a health issue, not a criminal one."

Minnesota Man Accused Of Killing Coworker With Sledgehammer Found Incompetent To Stand Trial

Daniel Delong, 41, was charged in Wright County with second-degree murder for killing 20-year-old Amber Czech on Nov. 11, 2025.

At Camp Kesem, Kids With Parents Battling Cancer Get To Be Themselves

For 13-year-old Daniel Hinds, this summer will be his third year at Camp Kesem.

Pans Sold By Costco 'Forcefully Eject' Hot Metal: What MN Shoppers Should Know

The recalled pans were also sold online by Amazon and Walmart.