Fire Dept. Gives Boy Battling Rare Genetic Disease A Proper Send Off Following Bone Marrow Transplant

Joey Brocato is heading home to Baltimore after being treated at Masonic Children's Hospital.

Woman Charged With Animal Cruelty After Puppy Was Thrown From Vehicle Pleads Not Guilty

Charges say Raylean Gurneau called 911 and reported a fake carjacking to "divert law enforcement resources."

Woodbury Police Arrest 2 After Chase On I-94, Crash

The crash did not injure anyone outside of the suspect vehicle.

Gas Mixed With Water Discovered At 2 Minnesota Stations: What Drivers Need To Know

If you suspect you've purchased water-contaminated gas, drain your tank and change your fuel filter.

Gov. Walz Signs $72B Budget Bill Into Law Wednesday

State lawmakers, department heads and other supporters joined Walz at the Capitol.

Memorial Day 2023 Deals, Offers And Freebies In Minnesota

Celebrate the unofficial start of summer this weekend with restaurant specials, freebies, military discounts & National Hamburger Day.

Aldi, Whole Foods: Memorial Day 2023 Grocery Store Hours In MN

Find out when you can pick up those last-minute barbecue staples from Aldi, Whole Foods, Trader Joe's and more in Minnesota.

Over 100 Jobs Coming To St. Paul With Lockheed Martin Expansion

All 100-plus jobs are anticipated to be professional-level research and development positions.

Discrimination Lawsuit Filed Against Culver's In Cottage Grove

Federal regulators are seeking financial compensation for employees as the chain is accused of subjecting them to years of discrimination.

14-Year-Old Missing Since Friday From Forest Lake: Police

Authorities are seeking the public's help to find the missing girl.

Minnesota Drivers Will Soon Be Able To Sport License Plates Featuring Favorite Sports Teams

The provision was included in the transportation funding package lawmakers approved over the weekend.

With 2025 NFL Draft In Green Bay, Could Minneapolis Be Next In Line?

The Super Bowl was held in Minneapolis in 2018 and the NFL is hosting its owners meeting in the city this year.

Authorities Investigating After Man Shot, Injured In Fridley

According to the Anoka County Sheriff's Office, the shooting occurred around 3 p.m. Monday in the area of the 600 block of Osborne Road.

2 Dogs, One Trapped In Cage, Found Abandoned In Osseo

Osseo police say they don't have any leads about who owns the dogs.

Sears Building In St. Paul Sells For $7 Million

The buyer is listed as Pacifica St Paul LLC.

'My Heart Breaks For The Patients Of Minnesota': Nurses Speak Out As Legislators Scrap Mandated Staff Levels

With mandated staffing levels off the table, the measure passed under a new name, now dubbed the Nurses and Patient Safety Act.

Spongy Moth Caterpillars May Be Eating MN Trees Right Now

Established in 2014, a federal spongy moth quarantine​ exists for Minnesota's Lake and Cook counties.

One Of America’s Top 100 Secret Beaches Is Located In MN

Silver Bay's Black Beach is known for its surreal scenery highlighted by fine black sand and jagged red cliffs.

7 MN Facilities Ranked Among America’s Best Maternity Hospitals

The list of 384 hospitals and maternity centers is divided into two categories: facilities given five ribbons and facilities given four.

Nelson's Ice Cream In Stillwater Celebrates 100 Years In Business

Its doors first opened in 1923, when it was known as Seven Corners Grocery Store.

New State Flag? Minnesota House Passes Bill With Commission To Consider Redesign

Supporters of making a change say it doesn't abide by the tenets of "good flag" design.

Body Of Man Pulled From Red River In Moorhead

Police say the body had been in the river for "an extended time."

Minnesota Legislature Passes Environment And Energy Package That Includes Ban On 'Forever Chemicals' PFAS

The bill also includes funding to help clean up water contaminated with the chemicals and will phase out PFAS in firefighting foam.

St. Paul Pauses Applications For Housing Assistance Programs, Including Rondo Inheritance Fund

Officials said applications have been stopped for the Downpayment Assistance and Homeowner Rehab programs "due to high demand."

Could Minnesota's Finalized Cannabis Bill Come Up For A Vote By End Of Week?

Negotiators from the House and Senate reached the final deal on the bill on Tuesday.

Two Mansions Of Minnesota Lumber Barons Are Popular Destination For Reunions, Weddings

"We want folks to be able to interact with history in a positive way," Linden Hill Historic Estate Executive Director Julia Mueller said.

Man Who Witnessed George Floyd Murder By Police Suing Minneapolis Over Officers' Actions

Donald Williams of Minneapolis filed the lawsuit Tuesday in Hennepin County District Court.

Minnesota Lawmakers Approve 9 Major Worker-Friendly Changes

Minnesota Democrats say a sweeping labor bill they passed on Tuesday could be the most significant worker protection bill in state history.

'We Simply Cannot Normalize These Incidents': Suspected Arson Damages St. Paul Islamic Center

If arson, the fire would mark the sixth mosque attack in Minnesota in 2023 so far.

Minnesota House Passes K-12 Spending Package That Includes $2.2 Billion Education Boost

Democrats praised the bill as a "transformational" investment in education not seen before in the legislature.

Family Concerned For Missing Mankato Man's Welfare, Police Say

Baily Steven Zeck, 24, was last seen Wednesday morning at his home in the 400 block of James Avenue.

Teen Rescued After Falling From Fruen Mill Ruins

Fire crews and Hennepin Healthcare paramedics stabilized the victim's injuries on site.

Douglas Corp. To Pay $1.375M Settlement For Releasing 'Forever Chemicals' In Several Metro Lakes

Chemicals were detected in Bass Lake in St. Louis Park, along with Bde Maka Ska and Lake Harriet in Minneapolis.

Vikings Sign 2 Minnesotans Who Attended Rookie Minicamp Tryouts

Other Minnesotans already on the roster include fullback C.J. Ham and tight end Ben Ellefson.

End Of May Could Heat Up: MN Weather

The latest outlook shows that the Twin Cities have a good chance of seeing above-normal temperatures during the final stretch of May.

MN Farmer Convicted In $19 Million Organic Grain Fraud Scheme

James Clayton Wolf, 65,​ of Cottonwood County pleaded guilty to one count of wire fraud in federal court on Friday.

Minnesota Legislature Reaches Deal On Legalized Recreational Cannabis, Vote Likely In Final Days Of Session

The legislation is the culmination of 30 committees, hours of testimony and several changes to the bill over the course of the session.

South Minneapolis Neighbors Say They Want Neither Of City's MPD 3rd Precinct Site Proposals

Since May 2020, the place where the 3rd Precinct once sat has been shuttered and surrounded by barbed wire.

Armstrong High School In Plymouth Under Shelter-In-Place 'As An Abundance Of Caution'

Details are limited, but the school says more information will soon be released to parents.

St. Paul Public Schools To Open New East African Elementary Magnet School

The opening is scheduled for September.