Wrong-Way Driver Who Hit State Trooper Pleads Guilty To Criminal Vehicular Operation

Reiter hit a squad car head-on when he was going the wrong way on Highway 10 near Rice the night of Sept. 29, the state patrol said.

Help Patch Spotlight MN Student Athletes Who Are Also Good Kids

Patch and T-Mobile are partnering to recognize Minnesota student athletes for the qualities that drive their competitive spirit.

Operation Endeavor Showing Promising Early Results, Helping To Drive Down Crime

Since the special detail began, there have been fewer shot spotter activations and fewer rounds of gunfire in Minneapolis.

Why Is College Enrollment Declining? And What Role Did The Pandemic Play?

"Money is definitely a big factor. For the majority of kids that I ask, they think they can't afford it," Wallelrick said.

Good Question: What Is Fentanyl?

In September, law enforcement said they found brightly colored, or "rainbow," fentanyl pills at a Mankato home where a shooting occurred.

Panarin, Rangers Stay Sharp With 7-3 Win Over Fleury, Wild

Artemi Panarin had a goal and three assists and Chris Kreider scored twice for the New York Rangers in a 7-3 victory at Minnesota Thursday.

Queen Of Norway Visiting Minnesota, Includes Stop At St. Olaf College

The governor said it was an "honor" to meet the queen and said he was "proud of Minnesota's extraordinary relationship with Norway."

Finding Minnesota: Wykoff, Where Visitors Pay To Spend A Night In Jail

"We have 440 people and at five you can shoot a cannon down Main Street and you won't hit anybody," said Becky Schmidt, city clerk.

Finding Minnesota: Spooky Thrills Aboard Decommissioned Ship In Duluth's Canal Park

"It's a beautiful ship. The flagship of the SS Steel," said Lucie Amundsen, Duluth Entertainment Convention Center.

Police Searching For Mpls. Murder Suspect Who May Be In St. Cloud

Minneapolis police say they're searching for a murder suspect, and they want the public's help.

U Of M Issues Emergency Alert For Armed Robbery Outside Rec Center

The university says one suspect threatened the victim with a knife and stole her purse.

Activists Camped At Minneapolis City Hall To Protest Encampment Evictions Cleared Out

Minnesotans protesting the city's decision to clear out homeless encampments were cleared out themselves.

Lizzo Asks Twitter For Twin Cities Restaurant Suggestions During St. Paul Tour Stop

Lizzo started her career in Minneapolis and was taking votes on social media about which restaurants to visit before she leaves town.

Queen Of Norway To Visit Minnesota This Week, Including A Stop At St. Olaf College

Queen Sonja of Norway is heading to Minnesota later this week.

University Of Minnesota Service Workers Vote To Authorize Strike

The union representing 1,500 service workers at the University of Minnesota announced Monday that a strike vote has been authorized.

Low Twin Cities Water Levels Leading To Early End Of Boating Season

"It was a great summer," Peggy Black said. "It barely rained, so you didn't get rained out!"

Vikings' Offense Finding Its Way In O'Connell's System

Jefferson caught eight of Cousins' passes during that stretch, but there was no forcing the ball to Minnesota's top playmaker.

Woman On Bicycle Struck By Vehicle On County Road In Waconia

A 67-year-old woman was biking in the southbound shoulder of County Road 10 when she was struck by a vehicle at about 4 p.m.

Amped Up Security At High School Football Games Around Minnesota

Minnesota schools are playing it safe Friday night, after some scary situations at recent football games.

Police Investigating Shooting At Apartment In Loring Park Neighborhood

Police found evidence of gunfire in the hallway and say preliminary information indicates an altercation least to gunfire.

Blast Damages Crimea Bridge, Key Supply Route In Russia's War In Ukraine

Images on social media Saturday showed the Kerch Bridge, which has train and automobile sections, in flames.

The Vicious Cycle Fueling Minnesota's PCA Shortage: "Am I Going To Lose My Independence Now?"

Staffing shortages in the in-home health care industry are hurting some of the Minnesotans who need help the most.

University Of Minnesota Confirms Mold Growth In Freshman Dorm Vents

The University of Minnesota said a full inspection report of the building will be released in the coming days.

Minnesotans Suspected In Wisconsin Catalytic Converter Theft Arrested After 125 MPH Police Chase

The Dunn County Sheriff's Office says police in Menomonie were called to a theft in progress on Stout Street early Wednesday morning.

Barges Grounded By Low Water Halt Mississippi River Traffic

Lack of rainfall in recent weeks has left the Mississippi River approaching record low levels in some areas from Missouri to Louisiana.

Vikings Wish Recovery Rookie Cine A Happy Birthday On Zoom

After accounting for the 6-hour time difference and a successful download of the Zoom app on Cine's phone, they finally connected.

Hearing Thursday For Kueng, Thao In State Trial Over George Floyd Killing

The state trial for J. Alexander Kueng and Tou Thao is set to begin in just over two weeks.

Car Critters: As Cold Approaches, Rodents Are Seeking Out Vehicles For Warmth And Storage

Ruiz's experience is not the most surprising discovery found inside vehicles, according to Dan Lennon of Dan's Penn Auto Care.

Vikings Kicker Greg Joseph Named NFC Special Teams Player Of The Week

When you account for nearly 60% of your team's total points, even a missed extra point can be forgiven.

Allina Mental Health Workers Strike Enters Final Day

The group walked off the job Monday pushing for fair pay, good benefits and more safety for patients and staff.

Arraez Moves Closer To Batting Title, White Sox Beat Twins

The 25-year-old Arraez extended his hitting streak to eight games and held his average at .315.

Rage Against The Machine Cancels Rest Of Tour, Including Minneapolis Stop

In a social media post Tuesday, Zack de la Rocha said he tore his left Achilles tendon in Chicago three months ago.

Local Musicians Find Solidarity Performing At George Floyd Square Every Week

On any given Monday, there's a community concert at the corner of 38th and Chicago.

T-Wolves Ease Towns Back In After Illness, Hospitalization

Towns took part in non-contact drills with the team on Monday. He will not play in Minnesota's first exhibition game on Tuesday in Miami.

5 Finalists For St. Paul Police Chief Announced, Nearly All Internal Candidates

The candidates are: Dr. Jaqueline Bailey-Davis, Pamela Barragan, Kurtis Hallstrom, Axel Henry, and Stacy Murphy.

Hog Wild: Pigs Spotted Off I-94 After Semi Carrying Livestock Rolls Over

A group of pigs was spotted near the intersection after a semi carrying the livestock rolled over around 6 p.m.

Vikings' Rookie Safety Lewis Cine Carted Off With Leg Injury

Cine, the 32nd pick overall in last spring's NFL draft out of Georgia, was blocking on a punt return when he sustained the injury.

Diane And Alan Page Cheer Challenge Debuts During Twin Cities Marathon

"To see the runners, all the activity and excitement, it literally doesn't get any better," said Page.

Minnesota Natives Living In Florida Try To Keep Their Spirits Up After Hurricane Ian

We were watching the roof breathe in and out as we evacuated to the second floor because of the flood surge," Deborah Tilson said.

Ryan, Twins Send Tigers To 22nd Shutout Loss Of Season

Detroit had its six-game winning streak snapped and surpassed the 1973 New York Yankees and 1976 Chicago White Sox.