Teenager Charged After Stolen Vehicle Crashes Into St. Paul Restaurant

Moeshea Hart, 18, faces a dangerous weapons charge, along with theft, owning a machine gun, and fleeing a peace officer.

Metro Council Approves Safety Changes For More Than 1,400 Metro Transit Bus And LRT Drivers

The Metro Council voted unanimously to approve safety policy changes in a proposal supported by the Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1005.

Minneapolis Mulls City-Led Sidewalk Shoveling, But It'll Cost Taxpayers

Now, there's a proposal for the city to shovel your walk instead, but it'll cost taxpayers a pretty penny.

What Warmer Temperatures, Record Rainfall Means For Spring In The Twin Cities

The warm days and record rainfall created ponds around the Twin Cities. Where will all that water go and what does it mean for spring?

Maya Washington, Daughter Of Vikings Legend, Develops Curriculum About The Importance Of Racial Equality

"I only knew my dad as the guy who put on the suit and went to work at 3M and was in the community, you know," Washington said.

Talking Points: Minnesota On Track To Be Carbon Free By 2040

The sweeping legislation makes Minnesota one of just ten states requiring a transition to 100% carbon-free emissions.

Minnesota Volunteers Build Schoolhouse In Central America Made From Plastic Bottles

Jan Haeg is the manager of the company's Giveback Program, and says she is in awe of how things have grown since they took the leap.

Community Centers Open For Harding High School Students After Delay In School Reopening

Last week, 15-year-old Devin Scott was fatally stabbed allegedly by a fellow student, sending the school into lockdown.

Met Council Unanimously Approves Transit Safety Plan

Thesafety plan affects about 1,400 Metro Transit bus drivers and light rail operators.

After Three Transplants, Minneapolis Mom Is Encouraging More People To Register As Organ Donors

Wickersheim needed a heart last year, nearly three decades after her first transplant.

Minn. House Committee Advances Legislation Banning Use Of "Forever Chemicals" In Everyday Products

The PFAS chemicals, which are used in manufacturing, have been found in water, soil and fish across the state and can be extremely harmful.

With Correa Short, Twins Prospects Not Sweating Blocked Path

The path to becoming a major league regular also grew murkier for the organization's top prospects, Brooks Lee and Royce Lewis.

Hutchinson Community Comes Together To Share Love With Widows

On a cloudy, rainy day there is a new grassroots effort underway to bring sunshine to the widowed.

Vikings' Dalvin Cook Undergoes Surgery For Lingering Shoulder Injury

"Dalvin has been absolutely dominant and we cannot wait until September," Cook's agency reportedly told ESPN.

Talking Points: The Push To Allow Felons Released From Prison To Vote

More than 50,000 convicted felons in Minnesota have served their time, but have not had their voting rights restored.

With Marie Moran College-Bound, Sister Makayla To Keep Energy, Attitude Alive On Apple Valley Eagles Hockey Team

The Moran sisters – Marie and Makayla – play for Apple Valley, a team that was eliminated Saturday night in overtime by Cretin-Derham Hall.

A Minnesota Town May Be A Blueprint For How To Fix The Nation's Childcare Crisis

Finding available and affordable childcare has become a nation-wide problem.

Amazon Employees Protest Closing Of Shakopee MSP5 Warehouse

Workers at a Twin Cities Amazon warehouse are protesting the closure of their facility, which employed nearly 700 people.

Minneapolis Man Gets His Stolen Car Back - With Drugs, Weapons, And A Man's ID Left Inside

"Oh my god, I was going insane," Nandwani said. "I was like 'what am I going to do next?'"

St. Thomas Men Earn 73-43 Win Over UMKC

Rayquawndis Mitchell led the Kangaroos (11-16, 7-7) in scoring, finishing with 11 points and six rebounds.

Wild Score Twice In Shootout To Beat New Jersey 3-2

Joel Eriksson Ek and Ryan Hartman scored in regulation and Filip Gustavsson stopped 27 shots for the Wild, which ended a three-game slide.

Super Bowl LVII: Eagles Take On The Chiefs In Arizona

Fans have great expectations that the Birds will win their first Super Bowl in five years, and their second Vince Lombardi Trophy.

Family Raises $100,000 To Help Find A Cure For Daughter Born With Rare Genetic Disease

Lucy Hieb was born with CTNNB1, which can impact every aspect of her life, and many who have it aren't able to live independently as adults.

2 Killed, 2 Critically Injured In Cottage Grove Wrong-Way Crash

Public safety officials in Cottage Grove say two people are dead following a wrong-way crash Sunday morning.

Minnesota Buddhist Temple Opens Up Sacred Dance Troupe

"The connection is stronger when I dance," said Sabrina Sok, 22, a Wattanak Dance Troupe leader.

Super Bowl Flyover Features All-Women Team Of Pilots

"I think it'd be crazy if you weren't a little bit nervous, but a little bit of nerves keeps you honest ... and focused on the mission."

4 Teenage Boys Involved In Fatal Crash In St. Paul

According to the Minnesota State Patrol, the crash happened after 11 p.m. along Highway 61 north of Lower Afton Road.

Saginaw Man Dies In Snowmobile Crash

Investigators say that the man was not breathing, and despite lifesaving efforts by friends and medical personnel, he died.

Investigators Reopen Minnesota Death Case After Victim's Fiancée Accused Of Killing New Husband

In May of 2018, Sarah Hartsfield killed David Bragg in Garfield, Minnesota. She said it was self-defense, and wasn't charged.

Gun Safety Bills Gain In Minnesota Amid Democratic Control

The former Minnesota Senate GOP majority prevented much discussion of the proposals in their body over the last several years.

Whitecaps Forward Natalie Snodgrass Named To US National Team

"It's a really good feeling to finally just get that call-up, and I'm really excited to make my debut and hopefully it goes well."

NWS: Minnesota, Western Wisconsin At Higher Risk For Flooding This Spring

Our summer drought may actually be doing us a favor on this one because the snowpack we have right now is significant.

2 Men Injured In Shooting At Uptown Minneapolis Restaurant, Police Say

Witnesses say several people were in the restaurant eating when a man walked in and started shooting, hitting two people.

Justin Jefferson Wins AP Offensive Player Of The Year

Jefferson led the NFL with 128 catches and 1,809 yards receiving in his third season with the Vikings.

More Extreme Weather Driving Increased Homeowners Insurance Premiums, Industry Official Tells Minn. House Panel

Minnesota homeowners insurance premiums have soared by nearly 400% in the last two decades.

Scaling Cold, Windy Mountains In Norway Offers Welcome Challenge For Minnesota Soldiers

More lifesaving training for Minnesota National Guard troops has taken them to the top of a mountain in Norway.

Chisago Lakes Wins By One Point In Overtime Thanks To Full-Court Buzzer-Beater

A full-court shot at the buzzer in overtime gave Chisago Lakes a one-point win over Becker on Tuesday.

Tips To Prevent Melting Ice From Leaking Into Your Home's Foundation

Wednesday's nice weather was an opportunity to take care of all the ice and snow around your home.

TSA Confiscates 2 Loaded Guns At MSP Airport Within Hours

Two loaded handguns were caught Tuesday by the same TSA officer in separate incidents at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport.

YMCA Adds Free Acupuncture Services At 2 Twin Cities Locations, No Membership Needed

Acupuncture is known to help heal pain without pills. Now, you can try it out for free every week at the YMCA Midway St. Paul.