Good Question: What Is The Dark Web?

Hackers stole private data from the Minneapolis Public School system in a cyberattack that the district called an "encryption event."

What Exactly Is Tritium? And When Is It A Health Concern?

Last fall, at least 400,000 gallons of water containing radioactive tritium leaked from the Xcel Energy plant.

Gophers Gear Up For Frozen 4, With Title Drought At 20 Years

The reminders of Minnesota's proud and rich hockey history are everywhere at the rink.

Pablo Lopez, Twins' Bullpen Blank Royals 2-0 On Opening Day

Pablo Lopez and four Minnesota relievers combined on a two-hitter as the Twins beat the Kansas City Royals 2-0 on a breezy opening day.

Legislation In Congress, Minnesota Legislature Aims To Address Railway Safety And Emergency Response

The latest train derailment in Raymond, Minnesota, is renewing calls from lawmakers to pass stronger safety rules to prevent derailment.

Tale Of Two Stores: Retailers Prepare For Spring Snow Storm

At Beisswenger's Hardware in New Brighton, they have four snowthrowers and about 400 lawnmowers.

Salmonella Outbreak Linked To Flour Sickens Minnesotan: CDC

Federal health officials are still working to link a specific brand of flour to the nationwide Salmonella outbreak.

Central Minnesota Train Derailment: Cleanup Ongoing In Raymond

Cleanup continues in Raymond, Minnesota after a train carrying ethanol derailed and caught fire, forcing hundreds to evacuate.

MDH Launches New Efforts To Study Long COVID

The Minnesota Department of Health announced Wednesday the formation of the Long COVID Guiding Council.

"How Many Times Do You Need A Second Chance?": Minneapolis Residents Call On Judges To Hold More Youth Offenders Accountable

Crime victims, and the community, got the chance to sound off to 17 Hennepin County judges Wednesday in north Minneapolis.

Everything Looking Up For New Minnesota DNR EagleCam Eaglet

"People all across the world are watching it," said Lori Naumann with the DNR Nongame Wildlife Program.

One Minnesota Town's Twist On Bowling May Be Right Up Your Alley

In this week's Finding Minnesota, John Lauritsen shows us how ice bowling became a tradition in Todd County.

Minnesota Ranks Among Top 5 States For Volunteerism, Survey Finds

The maxim of "Minnesota nice" just got some data to back it up.

Evacuation Lifted After Train Carrying Ethanol, Corn Syrup Derails

Fire departments from Raymond and elsewhere responded when the derailed tankers started on fire early Thursday morning.

Shelter In Place Issued Lifted In Cannon Falls

Authorities had previously ask that the public avoids the 300 block of 1st Street North.

25 MN Hospitals Recognized For Safety, Experience In New List

The safety awards were presented to the top 10 percent of hospitals nationwide, according to Healthgrades.

Minnesota Sisters Lindsey Uselding, Kirsten Meehan Launch New HGTV Renovations Show

The pair of Twin Cities sisters have been responding to flood, fire and storm damage emergencies together for a decade.

The Business Of Marijuana: What Would It Look Like If Minnesota Passes A Law Legalizing It?

The legislation establishes a new state Office of Cannabis Management, which would be the primary regulator.

Mosquito Season Could Be Rough Due In Part To Minnesota's Very Snowy Winter

Experts say our big snow piles could create prime conditions for a major comeback.

Wild Beat Kraken 5-1 Behind Boldy's 2nd Hat Trick In 8 Days

Boldy is a big reason why the Wild are in the lead, with 11 goals in the nine games they've played since Kaprizov was sidelined.

Timberwolves Win 119-115 To Deny Clinching Party For Kings

The Kings were hoping to end the longest playoff drought in NBA history in front of their fans but instead sent them home unhappy.

250 Volunteers Step Up To Fill 50,000 Sandbags In Stillwater Ahead Of Flood Threat

Volunteers will spend the next five days filling 50,000 sandbags in Stillwater, amid concerns that the St. Croix River could overflow.

Brawl Erupts Inside Target Center During High School Basketball Championship Game

It's unclear what led to the original disturbance, which happened during the championship game between Wayzata and Park Center.

KAT Makes 2 Late 3-Pointers, Lifts Wolves Over Warriors

"When you play these guys it puts a lot of onus on your smalls to keep chasing, keep fighting and keep contesting," Finch said.

6 Juveniles Shot After 50-Plus Rounds Fired In Brooklyn Center Parking Lot

No victims were at the scene, but dozens of shell casings from three different firearms were found.

State Of Minnesota's Trial Against Juul Begins Monday

While Juul and Altria tried to get the case dismissed, Minnesota was one of 19 states to sue the tobacco retailers.

Minneapolis Fed Reserve President: SVB's Failure Could Lead To "Credit Crunch"

In an interview Sunday on CBS's "Face The Nation," Neel Kashkari weighed in on the fallout from the failure of Silicon Valley Bank.

Hundreds Of Volunteer Sandbaggers Set To Start Fortifying Stillwater Monday

The National Weather Service estimates an 80% chance that the St. Croix River will reach major flood stage.

Police: Amazon Driver Punches Man In The Face Over Missing Package Complaint

An Amazon driver is in jail after he allegedly punched a man who complained about a missing package Saturday afternoon.

Report Of Gunfire At Target Center Prompts Large Police Response

The Minneapolis Police Department says it received a report of possible shots fired inside the Target Center just before 9 p.m.

25-Year-Old Woman Arrested For Stabbing Man In St. Paul

Police say a man has life-threatening injuries after being stabbed near a Cub Foods in St. Paul early Saturday morning.

Photos: Northern Lights Dazzle The Twin Cities Sky

Check out these photos of Thursday's Northern Lights displays that were submitted by Patch readers in the Twin Cities metro area.

Minneapolis Student-Athlete Recovering After Being Shot In Both Legs

A gunman opened fire Wednesday night, hitting 16-year-old Cashmere Hamilton-Grunau as he walked home with a friend in Minneapolis.

What's The Difference Between "Cold" And "Hot" Mixes For Filling Potholes?

From slowing and swerving to slamming into potholes, this winter has dragged on – taking our roads with it.

Brooklyn Park's "Alternate Response Team" Pairs Social Workers And Paramedics On Mental Health Calls

Brooklyn Park now sends a social worker and paramedic to calls that don't involve crimes being committed or threats of violence.

Charges: Robert Castillo Fatally Stabbed Wife Corinna Woodhull At A Bible Study In St. Paul

When police arrived, they found 41-year-old Corinna Woodhull with severe injuries to her torso, chest and arms.

Senate Mulls Updated Paid Family, Medical Leave Bill That Would Offer 20 Weeks

Supporters of the legislation say the program is essential to health and economic stability.

World War II Veteran Honored With "Gordon Kirk Day" On 100th Birthday Celebration

Kirk, who moved to St. Paul's Rondo Neighborhood in 1933, has spent nearly all of his life helping others.

Xcel Energy To Temporarily Shutdown Nuclear Plant After New Leakage

New water from the original tritium leak was discovered to be reaching the groundwater on Wednesday, the utility company said.

Severed Foot In Tote Found Near Mille Lacs Lake: 1 Charged With Murder

Bradley A. Weyaus​ was charged after a public works crew found a tote holding human remains in a ditch near Mille Lacs Lake.