7 Wild Games Postponed Due To COVID-19 Rescheduled For February

Those who purchased tickets for the postponed Xcel Energy Center games will have them honored at the rescheduled dates.

St. Paul Students Plan Walkout Over COVID Safety

Students across the district say they will demand better COVID-19 precautions to stay in school.

When Will Omicron Peak In Minnesota?

We're already seeing a nearly 50% drop off in COVID cases in New York state.

Minnetonka Becomes The Latest Suburb To Institute A Mask Mandate

The Minnetonka City Council voted Friday to approve an emergency ordinance for a mask mandate. The ordinance will go into effect Tuesday.

Snowstorm Leads To More Than 700 Crashes

Tow truck drivers have a message for Minnesota drivers: Stay home when during a snow storm.

State Rep. Tou Xiong Cited For DWI

He released a statement Friday apologizing for drinking and driving last weekend.

‘A Chemistry Between Brothers': Brotherhood In Cretin-Derham Hall Boy's Hockey

They're a brotherhood in a very literal sense.

MN School Districts Moving Online Amid COVID-19 Case Spikes

Many school districts in Minnesota are trying to cope with recent surges in coronavirus cases.

MN Cities, Counties Could Split $222M From Opioid Settlements

The nine-figure settlement for Minnesota is part of a $26 billion nationwide agreement with Johnson & Johnson and opioid distributors.

Suburban Restaurants Brace For Possible COVID Mandates

Many businesses in and around St. Paul and Minneapolis are trying to sort what the changing COVID-19 rules around town mean for them.

Meet Tina Hacker, 2022's Klondike Kate

She says this has been a big dream of hers since high school.

Man Wanted In Moorhead Sex Crime Arrested In Mexico 21 Years Later

Mexican authorities and FBI agents arrested a 67-year-old man in Cancun for his alleged sexual relations with a 14-year-old Moorhead girl.

Gophers Fall To No. 10 Spartans On Last-Second Shot

“I was happy for Joey, and the players were happy for Joey,” coach Tom Izzo said. “I appreciate all the fans that chanted his name.”

Guthrie Theater Cancels ‘Destiny Of Desire' Production, Delays ‘A Raisin In The Sun'

Ticketholders will be contacted by the Guthrie’s box office to further discuss these changes.

St. Paul Family Use Sleuth Skills To Find Missing Show Dog In Stolen Van

Jasper was kenneled in the back of her van when it was stolen Saturday morning outside of the Envision Hotel in South St. Paul.

Hennepin Co. Attorney Mike Freeman Launches HEALS 2.0 Partnership

Mayors, police chiefs, attorneys and other Twin Cities leaders are joining forces to try stop the surge in crime.

COVID, Staffing Shortages Causing More Minn. Schools To Go Online

More Minnesota schools are making changes this morning, due to surging cases and staffing shortages.

Missing Dog Stolen From Van Outside Of St. Paul Hotel

South St. Paul Police ask for the public's help finding a van that was stolen with an owner's dog in back.

Fridley Public Schools Moving To Distance Learning Monday

“This change is due to COVID-related absences that are affecting student attendance, classroom staffing and bus transportation.”

Saturday Shooting Death Marks Minneapolis' 1st Homicide Of 2022

Officers responded to the 4200 block of 11th Avenue South around 9:40 p.m. on reports of shots fired and a crashed car.

MDH Commissioner Jan Malcolm On Minnesota's Current COVID Situation

Esme Murphy speaks with the woman leading Minnesota's battle against the virus.

Even With Season Lost, Vikings Fans Brave Cold To Tailgate Bears Game

The Vikings have been eliminated from playoff contention, but fans say it's still worth it to come out.

Minnesota Weather: Frigid Temps Sunday, Flurries Possible Later On

Air temperatures will get above zero by noon, but the feels-like temperatures will still be in the negatives.

‘Rethinking How We Consume': A Store's Mission To Help People Live Sustainably

The Zero(ish) company, a zero waste shop and “refillery” in Minneapolis, is helping people cut down on what they put in the trash.

Wendy's House Of SOUL Gets Praise For Unique Burger

If you're looking for a new restaurant in the new year, it might be time to try one with a little soul.

An Outdoor Adventure At Ice Castles In New Brighton

If you are looking for a beautiful outdoor adventure, why not head to New Brighton.

Eric Walker Charged With Allegedly Setting House Fire That Killed Family Dog

First-degree arson charges were filed in Hennepin County against Eric Lamar Walker on Friday.

Charges: Jose Chapa-Aguilera Allegedly Kidnapped, Assaulted Man In Brooklyn Park Home

Jose Angel Chapa-Aguilera, 23, faces one count of first-degree assault and one count of kidnapping in Hennepin County.

Sheriff Hutchinson Says He'll ‘Let The Citizens Decide' His Future In Nov. After Calls For Resignation Following DWI

Hutchinson admitted to drinking before rolling his county-owned SUV on the early morning of Dec. 8 in Alexandria.

Betty White Movie Coming To Edina Theater On Her 100th Birthday

“Betty White: A Celebration” will be shown at AMC Southdale 16 on Jan. 17, which would have been her 100th birthday.

Betty White Movie Coming To 23 MN Theaters On Her 100th Birthday

“Betty White: A Celebration” will be shown at theaters across Minnesota on Jan. 17, which would have been her 100th birthday.

51 DVS Exam Stations To Reopen Across Minnesota In January

All 93 DVS exam stations in Minnesota are set to be open by the end of January, according to officials.

MN AG Ellison Tests Positive For COVID-19 While Abroad

Keith Ellison said he is experiencing symptoms, “but nothing worse than a mild cold,” thanks to his vaccine and booster shots.

In Just 8 Minutes, Teen Suffers 1st-Degree Frostbite Outside NHL Winter Classic

With temperatures expected to drop below zero Thursday, doctors anticipate it will again be a problem.

150 Years Of U.S. Military History On Display In Cannon Falls Machine Shed Turned Museum

“My cousin Tom was a Marine. My cousin Dan was a Marine. My cousin Billy was in the Air Force,” said Vince Cockriel.

Wolves Beat Thunder 98-90 With Towns, Russell Back On The Court

Hit hard by COVID-19, the Timberwolves had their preferred starting lineup together for the first time in 10 games.

Expert: Now's The Time To Ditch Your Cloth And Surgical Masks For Respirators

That's why the mayors of Minneapolis and St. Paul re-instated indoor mask mandates starting Thursday at 5 p.m.

Despite Extreme Cold, Warm Feelings Abound After NHL Winter Classic

The outdoor rink stayed up Sunday, and season ticket holders and corporate partners had a chance to go skating.

Travel Woes Continue With More Flights Canceled, Delayed At MSP Airport Monday

At Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport, there were already 38 flights canceled as of 7 a.m. Monday. Another 28 were delayed.

Vikings Officially Out Of Playoff Contention After Bitterly Cold Loss To Packers In Primetime

By the end of Sunday night, the Vikings' playoff hopes were dead.