Court Grants Adam Fravel Change Of Venue In Madeline Kingsbury Murder Trial

Adam Fravel, her ex-boyfriend and father of her children, is accused of first- and second-degree murder in connection to her death.

MN Counties With Most Affordable Home Prices: New Data

The affordability gap for homebuyers is nearing a 10-year high amid high home costs, interest rate hikes, and a housing supply shortage.

Minnesota "Hero Pay" Bonuses Were Sent To Ineligible Applicants, Audit Finds

According to the audit, 40% of those who received pay did not have their eligibility confirmed.

St. Paul Police Investigating Fatal Shooting In Payne-Phalen Neighborhood

The killing happened overnight on the 800 block of Maryland Avenue East, the St. Paul Police Department said.

Minnesota Senate Ethics Panel To Probe Sen. Nicole Mitchell's Burglary Charge In Wednesday Hearing

Mitchell is charged with first-degree burglary for allegedly breaking into her stepmother's home in April.

Artists Create Minnesota-Shaped Adirondack Chairs For Target Field

It's real life for Johnson and nine other Minnesota makers selected by the team to hand-paint a set of state-shaped Adirondack chairs.

12-Year-Old Maplewood Girl Receives Award For Fighting Kitchen Fire

When Bella George got back, the fire had quickly spread to a box on a nearby countertop. But that didn't stop her from putting it out.

Minnesota Twins Unveil 2024 City Connect Jerseys, Inspired By State's Waters

The Minnesota Twins have a new look. Dubbed "The Ripple Effect," the new uniforms are inspired by the waters of Minnesota.

While Minnesota Bids Drought Farewell, Farmers Deal With Rain-Related Woes

The excessive rain and heat have been great for the hay fields and pastures, according to Cardinal. But the rain flooded his farmland, too.

Ukrainian Refugees Make Stop In Minnesota While Biking Across The U.S. For Their Homeland

"[Minnesota] is green and it's very nice. I love the amount of rivers you have," Bubnova said.

Man Sentenced For Fire At Shoreview Barbershop

A man was sentenced Friday to probation and restitution for starting a fire inside a Shoreview barbershop.

What Will The Explore Minnesota Film Office Mean For The State's Economy?

Casey Lewis of the local SAG-AFTRA chapter says when a movie shoots in Minnesota, it's like an army coming and making camp.

More MN Red Lobster Restaurants May Close: See New List

Red Lobster said that if it can’t renegotiate its leases, these restaurants are in danger of closure:

100-Year-Old Minnesota Veteran Makes First-Ever Trip To Normandy To Mark D-Day's 80th Anniversary

"I'm having the time of my life right now. I haven't got time to think of the people back home," Schrenk said. "It's a moving occasion."

Applications Open For The 1st Minnesota Cannabis Business Licenses Next Month. Here's What You Need To Know.

In order to qualify, Minnesotans need to meet the criteria of a "social equity applicant."

South St. Paul Officer Who Shot At Weapon-Brandishing Man Identified; Suspect Charged

Police say two officers were responding to a disturbance call inside a garage at an apartment complex on the 200 block of Grand Avenue West.

St. Louis Park Liquor Store Robbery Suspect Hospitalized After Alley Standoff

Police say an armed liquor store robbery suspect is in custody after a standoff Tuesday evening in St. Louis Park.

Jefferson Gets $140M Deal With Vikings; NFL's Richest Non-QB Contract

Jefferson will get $110 million guaranteed in the deal that's worth as much as $140 million, with more than $88 million due at signing.

Minneapolis Police Officer Jamal Mitchell's Legacy Goes Beyond Law Enforcement

In a short time, Mansour says he witnessed how special Mitchell is when it comes to making an impact on the next generation.

Police, DNR Come To Rescue After Turkey Breaks Into Apple Valley Home

The culprit was caught red-waddled after breaking through both panes of Nipp's kitchen window.

Maple Grove Woman Describes Harrowing Moments Watching Bear Chase Her Dog

There was a noise near the trash cans by the garage, so Zeus went to investigate. Digging through the garbage was a bear and her two cubs.

University Of Minnesota Gymnasts Scramble To Find New Practice Space

Fresh off the big win, the gymnastics team faces another major hurdle. They're losing their practice space in Cooke Hall.

Pine City Voters Show Strong Support For Former President Donald Trump Ahead Of 2024 Election

"All the democratic cities, that is where all the trouble is," John Hancock said.

Lino Lakes Residents Divided Over Proposed Muslim-Friendly Community

Roughly half the room held signs that read "Slow the Grow," while the other half read "We Support the Madinah Lakes Project."

Several Minnesota School Districts Get Federal Funds For Green School Buses

Seven buses will be replaced in St. Louis Park, four in Bloomington and two in Edina.

TX Man Defrauded 200 Minnesotans With Telemarketer Scheme: Feds

A Texas man pleaded guilty on the night before his trial to his role in a $4.8 million nationwide telemarketing fraud scheme.

MN Nurse Pleads Guilty To Stealing Narcotics At Hospital

Jennifer Lee Garrison, 40, ​pleaded guilty Thursday to one count of obtaining a controlled substance by fraud.

BCA Identifies Crookston Police Officer, Alleged Hatchet-Wielding Man He Fatally Shot

According to the BCA, Fladland, Rudnik and Benge responded to reports of a man with a hatchet in Crookston around 1 a.m. on May 16.

New Rideshare Companies To Stay In Minneapolis, Compete Against Uber And Lyft

During a press conference Thursday, some city council members took a victory lap.

Men Posing As AT&T Workers Stole Copper From Little Falls Business, Charges Say

The crew at Fallsnet knows firsthand how much copper theft has increased recently.

How Hennepin County Keeps Guns Connected With Crimes Off The Street

For Minnesota law enforcement, getting guns off the streets and out of the hands of criminals is a big goal.

Drying Out Wednesday Before Next Bout Of Rain In Twin Cities

The storm threat has left the stage and we'll work on drying out some on Wednesday before our next likely rain chance on Friday.

Friends Complete 50-Mile Lake Harriet Run For Special Olympics

The two friends are on the Special Olympics Minnesota Young Professionals Board.

I-494 In Southeast Metro Reopens After Semi Spills Load

A stretch of highway in the southeast metro has reopened after crews cleared debris spilled by a semi truck.

Graduating Teen Killed, Trooper Among 6 Others Injured In MN Crash

"Instead of planning Olivia’s graduation party...Steph and Carlos are left picking up the pieces of this tragedy," a GoFundMe Page reads.

At Assistance League Thrift Shop In Richfield, Everyone Contributes To The Cause

A metro nonprofit makes a difference by meeting unmet needs in the community for women and children.

Tensions Rise At State Capitol As Legislative Session's End Draws Near

The frustration between the caucuses culminated late Wednesday when House Speaker Melissa Hortman cut off debate and forced a vote.

Residents Blame Encampment For Fatal Shooting In Minneapolis Neighborhood

"Yes it is related to the encampment, it's definitely related to the encampment," said Lisa, who lives in the condominiums.

Bloomington Park Offers Fun For Family Members Of All Ages

At first glance, it looks like a new shiny playground, but the closer you get you notice timers throughout.

Honda Recalls Ridgeline Pickup Trucks Because Rearview Camera Could Fail In Cold Weather

The recalled vehicles include 2020-2024 Honda Ridgeline pickup trucks manufactured between November 2019 and April 2024.