Popular Frozen Food Recalled Over Salmonella Risk: What MN Consumers Should Know

The product is sold at retail and grocery stores nationwide, including Walmart, Target and Costco.

Klobuchar Picks Greater Minnesota Mayor To Be Her No. 2 In Race For Governor

Amy Klobuchar’s choice of a former western Minnesota mayor gives her campaign a new pitch outside the metro.

What J.J. McCarthy And Kyler Murray Are Saying About Vikings' QB Competition During OTAs

The younger quarterback described his relationship with the veteran as "like two guys in a classroom."

Minnesota's Pandemic Fraud Scandal Could Become Double-Edged Issue As Minnesota's Convention Season Begins

The DFL is convening in Rochester while Republicans gather in Duluth.

Five Arrested, 3 Charged In Shootout Near St. Paul's Grand Casino Arena, Officials Say

The shooting occurred in downtown on May 4 outside of Grand Casino Arena and Saint Paul RiverCentre.

Small Minnesota Farms Feeling The Impact Of High Beef Prices

"In 2008 we started with three cows. And we didn't sell our first beef to consumers until 2011," said Josh Krenz of Windland Flats Farms.

High Grocery Prices Still Squeezing MN Families: What To Know

High grocery prices are still squeezing family budgets in Minnesota.

Minnesota Voters Will Decide If Schools Can Draw More From $2.3B Fund Established In 1858, Without Raising Taxes

Established in 1858, the Permanent School Fund provides annual disbursements to every public school district in the state.

Community Honors Nicole Amor, Minnesota Soldier Killed In Kuwait, With Memorial Stone

Nicole Amor, from White Bear Lake, Minnesota, was one of the first to die in the War with Iran.

Here's How To Extend The Shelf Life Of Fruits And Vegetables As Prices Jump

New numbers show produce prices jumped 6% compared to last spring. Vegetables in particular are up 11%.

George Floyd Was Killed In Minneapolis 6 Years Ago. Here's How Family And Residents Are Honoring Him.

Among those who lived through the trauma was Terrill Griffin, one of the Minneapolis firefighters who helped save Minneapolis from burning.

Minnesota's Medicaid Freeze Won't Thaw Anytime Soon

About $350 million in Medicaid for Minnesota has been deferred so far.

Memorial Day 2026 Grocery, Hardware Store Hours: What’s Open In MN

Memorial Day Weekend is one of the biggest shopping events of the year.

DNR Identifies 'People Of Interest' In 1,600-Acre MN Wildfire, Seeks Camera Footage

Officials are asking people near Flanders Lake to check trail cameras, Ring doorbells, and other possible sources of information.

Minnesota House Speaker Lisa Demuth's Daughter Criticizes Her Handling Of Gun Control Bill

The bill, which already passed in the Senate, would ban semiautomatic rifles and high-capacity magazines.

Dozens Of Structures Burn As Walz Mobilizes National Guard For MN Wildfires

Dozens of structures burned near Two Harbors as fast-moving wildfires threatened communities in northern Minnesota.

Air Quality Alert Issued For Parts Of Minnesota: What To Know

The alert is in effect until Friday night as strong winds send dust into the air across parts of Minnesota.

Visitors Travel For Miles To See Carley State Park's Wildflowers

Each spring, Carley State Park, one of the smallest in the state, draws thousands of flower-seeking visitors.

Republican-Led Minnesota House Fraud Prevention Committee Releases Final Report

Federal agents have been looking for evidence of fraud and raiding autism and daycare centers in the state.

Minnesota Volunteers Removed 35,000 Bags Of Trash From Highways

More than 1,000 highway sections across Minnesota are still waiting for someone to claim them.

This MN City Ranked Among Best For Gen Z Grads

Redfin and Glassdoor partnered to rank the best big, medium and small U.S. metro areas for college graduates.

Jason Collins, First Openly Gay NBA Player And A Former Timberwolf, Dead At 47

His death came after a monthslong battle with an aggressive brain tumor.

Anoka's Social District Is Getting Ready For Another Busy Summer

Downtown Anoka was the birthplace of Minnesota's first social district.

Minneapolis, St. Paul Businesses Benefit From Playoff Boost

Jason Leslin has worked in the kitchen of Lyon's Pub for 13 years, and he says playoff home game days are something special.

Amy Klobuchar Works To Distinguish Herself From Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz In Race To Become His Successor

Klobuchar says she is not coasting on her prior success.

MN Senate Passes Bill Reining In Homeowners’ Associations

Homeowners in Minnesota have faced massive charges from their HOAs for questionable construction projects.

U.S. Health Officials Monitoring Hantavirus Cruise Passengers: What To Know In MN

The virus, which can be spread by inhaling contaminated rodent droppings, isn't easily transmitted between people, health officials said.

Hottest U.S. Gas Prices In Years Leave Drivers Feeling Burned

The surging cost of filling up her car is taking a toll on Melissa Miles' finances — and her classroom attendance.

Salmonella Recall Of Frozen Pizza At Walmart, Aldi: What MN Shoppers Should Know

The recall stemmed from ingredients formulated with dry milk powder that may have been contaminated with salmonella, officials said.

Lawncare Businesses Forced To Embrace Fuel Surcharges As Iran War Keeps Gas Prices Climbing

Gas prices in the Twin Cities can be up to $4.20 a gallon these days, and it's happening as Minnesota is revving up for summer.

New York Gov. Hochul Warns Against Redeploying ICE Agent Who Killed Renee Good In Minneapolis Without Review

The letter says the Trump administration has claimed Ross had previous violent interactions with the public.

Empty Lot, Shuttered Business Among 22 Sites Targeted In Twin Cities Fraud Raid

It's unclear what federal investigators actually found in fraud raids on sites conducted in the Twin Cities Metropolitan area.

Major Chocolate Brand Issues Salmonella Recall: What MN Consumers Should Know

Several products may be contaminated with salmonella.

MN Bistro Owner Accused Of Wrongfully Getting $51K In SNAP Benefits

Investigators said Christine Mary Conrad underreported her income while wrongfully receiving more than $51,000 in SNAP benefits.

Months After Operation Metro Surge, Federal Agents Return To Minneapolis To Target Daycares For Suspected Fraud

No one was arrested in the raids — a stark contrast from last winter's immigration crackdown during Operation Metro Surge.

St. Cloud Diocese To Merge 131 Parishes Into 48 In Central Minnesota

The St. Cloud Diocese says priest shortages and declining attendance are driving a sweeping parish reorganization.

Singing Protesters Speak Out Against Lifting Of Mining Ban Near Boundary Waters

The U.S. Senate recently voted to open up 225,000 acres of land to copper sulfide mining near the Boundary Waters.

Researchers Say Remote Lake Superior Island's Wolves Are Thriving As Packs Prey On Moose

Wolves likely killed almost a quarter of the moose population over the last year, scientists estimated.

Duluth Fentanyl Ring Leader Sentenced To 174 Months In Federal Prison

Federal prosecutors said Ezell Lucas was the last of seven defendants sentenced in a Duluth trafficking case.

Timberwolves, Wild Playoff Games Give Twin Cities Businesses A Boost

Excitement was everywhere Thursday with jerseys on every corner and businesses filling up as the Timberwolves took on the Denver Nuggets.