St. Paul Gearing Up For Busy St. Patrick's Day Weekend

"On a normal night, we would staff roughly 20 people, and we'll staff 80 on St. Patrick's Day," said owner Pat Boemer.

The Musical Mission Behind A Fergus Falls' Abandoned Hospital

The hospital closed 16 years ago, and the hospital remains abandoned - but that doesn't mean there's no future.

2 Face Federal Charges For Violent Carjacking In Columbia Heights

U.S. Attorney Andrew Luger announced that 18-year-old Jamel Funchess and 21-year-old T'Shawn Palton both face one count of carjacking.

Minnesotans With Florida Home Still Picking Up Pieces 6 Months After Hurricane Ian

It's been almost six months since Hurricane Ian destroyed much of Fort Myers Beach in Florida.

Bally Sports North's Parent Company Files For Bankruptcy

Diamond Sports Group, the largest owner of regional sports networks, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Tuesday.

Minneapolis Public Schools Community Confronts Board Following Ransomware Attack

More anger is being expressed following the massive ransomware attack on Minneapolis Public Schools.

Minnesota Senate Majority Leader Kari Dziedzic Announces She Has Cancer

The Minneapolis Democrat said in a statement that she had an abnormal Pap smear test in late December and underwent further tests.

With 6 Minnesota Corrections Officers Hurt In Just 1 Week, Family Of Murdered Officer Fear More Attacks

WCCO's Jennifer Mayerle heard from the family of the fallen officer and learned how the state is addressing the issue.

Duluth’s Miller Hill Mall Collapses Under Heavy Snow

“I didn’t think it was THAT major but kind of had a feeling something was going to happen,” one mall employee said.

Happy Pi Day! Here's All You Need To Know

Here's why we care about pi and its day of celebration, which is March 14.

Basilica Block Party Canceled For Second Straight Year

Organizers of the Basilica Block Party announced Monday that the event "is on a planned hiatus and will be reconsidered for the future."

St. Paul Mulls Whether To Create Bike Path To Ease Summit Avenue Traffic Woes

The question: Do you think about the proposed raised bike path that would take some pressure off of Summit Avenue?

Target Closing Store In Uptown Minneapolis

Target announced Monday that they would be shutting down their Target Express location adjacent to Lake and Lagoon.

Minnehaha Academy, Living Well Partner To Provide Students And Residents With Priceless Interactions

One of the many places students are volunteering is Living Well Disability Services homes across the Twin Cities.

New Momentum May Finally Lead To Site Redevelopment Of Arden Hills' Army Ammunition Plant

A decade ago the land was considered for a new Vikings stadium, and a decade later the land sits there collecting snow.

Despite 8-Game Losing Streak, Whitecaps Bound For Isobel Cup Playoffs

The Whale overwhelmed the Whitecaps in their own zone, until Rachel Ade scored the opening goal.

"Pure Evil": Thief Steals Donation Box For Paralyzed Girl From Minneapolis Grocery Store

A Minnesota family is in desperate need after donations for their paralyzed daughter were brazenly stolen.

Warroad's Jayson Shaugabay Is Mr. Hockey 2023

Shaugabay led Warroad to the title game, where they came up short Saturday night against Mahtomedi in a two-overtime game.

2023 "All Hockey Hair Team" Video Drops, For Big Laughs And Charity

The eight-minute video is full of the best hockey hair from the tournament.

For Small Minnetonka Community, A Soon-To-Close Caribou Was Far More Than A Coffee Shop

A small Minnetonka community is mourning the closure of a beloved community gathering space.

"Enough Already!" Snowman In Rosemount Yard Sums Up Minnesota's Collective Frustration

Sometimes all you can do is make light of the heavy snow. To date, the Twin Cities is experiencing the eighth-highest snow total on record.

Minnesota Newlyweds Lose Everything In Houseboat Fire While Getting Married In Mexico

For the last five years, Craig Lade says he's enjoyed living on his houseboat "River Belle" in Inver Grove Heights.

Son Follows In Father's Footsteps To Become Great Basketball Player

"...Whatever the team needs me to do, I can do -- defense, facilitating, trying to get my teammates involved," Nasir said.

Roseville Girls Basketball Heads To State Tournament For Second Year In A Row

It was a rematch of last year's section five, Class AAAA final, Friday night at Anoka High School.

Steady Snowfall Arrives Midday For Metro, Heaviest Impacts Up North

The metro area isn't under any type of winter weather advisory, but we'll still see our fair share of snow.

Downtown Minneapolis Hilton Sells At Auction For $225 Million

An attorney for Wells Fargo bought the 800-room hotel.

Bill Codifying Indian Child Welfare Act Language Into State Law Heads To Walz's Desk

The legislation is well-timed as the U.S. Supreme Court appears likely to overturn identical federal laws.

Democrats Urge Donors To Give More To Replicate 2022's Successful Legislative Election Record In 2024

A memo from the Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee (DLCC) sent to donors asks for an additional $10 million for 2024.

Minnesota Boys Hockey State Tournament "Promposal" Goes Viral

"I didn't know what to think, I was super shocked," said Sarah Stegenga over Facetime.

Minnesota Farmers Face Mounting Expenses Even Before Planting Begins

Even with snow in the forecast, farmers plan to be in their fields in about a month.

Zaria McKeever's Family Claims Their Victim Rights Violated By New Hennepin County Attorney

Relatives of 23-year-old Zaria McKeever say their victim rights have been violated. McKeever's family believes justice has not been served.

Wild Star Kaprizov To Miss 3-4 Weeks With Lower-Body Injury

Kaprizov was hurt in the game on Wednesday at Winnipeg when 6-foot-7 Jets defenseman Logan Stanley collided with him.

78-Year-Old Man Found Beaten To Death Inside Grand Marais Home

A 78-year-old man was found beaten to death Thursday evening inside a northern Minnesota residence.

Accessible Van, With Equipment Worth Thousands, Stolen From St. Louis Park Apartment

Police in St. Louis Park are asking for the public's help to locate an accessible van that was stolen.

Several Black Eden Prairie Boys Basketball Players Quit After Coach Uses Racial Slur

Several Black players quit the Eden Prairie JV and varsity teams after thehead coach, David Flom, said a racial slur at a team meeting.

Raymond Man's Wooden Models Are Getting Worldwide Attention

They are works of art made in a small town, held together by simple wood glue. Yet, they're starting to get worldwide attention.

British Rockers The Cure To Play Xcel Energy Center In June

The band, best known for their crossover hit albums "Disintegration" and "Wish," will perform at Xcel Energy Center Thursday, June 8.

NOAA: Delayed Melt, More Rain Could Mean "Major" Spring Flooding Along Mississippi River

National weather officials say flooding along the Mississippi River this spring could be the worst seen since 2001.

Falcon View Connections Academy Opens Enrollment 2023-2024

Virtual public school enters its fourth year serving students throughout Minnesota

Pawlenty, Dayton In Bipartisan Agreement: S. Dakota Company Should Not Control U Hospital

Sioux Falls-based Sanford Health is proposing to absorb Fairview Health Services to create one system.