Northern Lights Possible Saturday Night Over Minnesota

A geomagnetic storm watch is in effect for Saturday, with the Northern Lights possibly being visible over Minnesota.

Onions Recalled In MN, Other States For Salmonella Risk

The recall affects whole, fresh onions sold to distributors, restaurants and grocery stores in all 50 states.

559 MN Schools On This Week's COVID-19 Outbreak List

The list of K-12 schools in Minnesota with COVID-19 outbreaks continues to grow each week.

Watch: Train Cars Carrying Ethanol Tumble In Front Of Stopped Cars In Southern Minnesota Town

Union Pacific officials say two of the cars leaked ethanol into a ditch, but local waterways weren’t impacted.

1 Dead, 1 Hurt In Home Explosion Near Lake Vermillion

Investigators say a woman is dead and a man is severely hurt after a fiery home explosion Wednesday morning in northeastern Minnesota.

Go Inside Shakopee's Amazon Center

Get an inside look at Amazon's Shakopee operation to see how it's preparing for the holiday shopping surge.

Finding Minnesota: Sauk Centre's Haunted Hotel

With Halloween right around the corner, this is your yearly reminder that Minnesota is full of good haunts.

St. Paul Police Chief Todd Axtell Won't Seek 2nd Term

St. Paul's top cop announced on Wednesday that he won't be seeking a second term in June 2022.

Russell, Towns Lead Wolves To Rare Win At Milwaukee

Giannis Antetokounmpo had 40 points and 16 rebounds for the Bucks, who were without point guard Jrue Holiday and center Brook Lopez.

MN Weather: Below-Normal Temperatures To Start November

Colder weather will greet Minnesotans to start the month of November.

Gov. Walz Unveils Plan To Vaccinate 5 To 11-Year-Olds In MN

"Every 5-11-year-old in Minnesota deserves the protection the COVID-19 vaccine has to offer," Gov. Tim Walz said Wednesday.

Minneapolis Election: The Impact Of The Park Board Vote

Marielle Mohs has more on the Minneapolis election and the impact it can have on the parks and recreation board.

Carli Lloyd Fans Hope ‘She Feels All The Love From Minnesota' During Final Int'l Match At Allianz Field

Minnesota's soccer community is excited for what will be a big moment.

Has Rush Hour Traffic In The Twin Cities Returned To Pre-Pandemic Levels?

The morning and evening commutes around the metro are slowing down with traffic jams.

Children's Minnesota Expert Talks When Kids Could Get COVID Vaccine Doses

Adriene Thornton joins us from Children's Minnesota to talk about childhood COVID-19 vaccinations.

Essential Oil Recalled After Bacteria Outbreak In Minnesota

The essential oil product may be linked to a deadly outbreak of melioidosis that involved Minnesota, according to health officials.

MN High School Football Team Under Criminal Investigation

The team's head coach, Derek Parendo​, resigned and the season was canceled in September following a complaint of student misconduct.

Xcel Hike Would Raise MN Electric Bills Nearly 20 Percent: Report

The rate hike is needed to fund infrastructure investments, according to Xcel Energy.

Here's How To Ensure Your Furnace Is Winter-Ready

Marcus Mernaugh, an HVAC technician with Blue Ox Heating and Air, says he went on about a dozen service calls this weekend.

‘Hopefully People Will Realize It's Not Over': Doctors Urge Caution For Indoor And Holiday Gatherings Amid Pandemic

The fall foliage and cold breeze are in full force, but the most exciting part of it all lies ahead.

12-Year-Old Hurt In St. Paul Shooting; Investigation Underway

The St. Paul Police Department says the shooting happened around 7:45 p.m. at the intersection of White Bear and Idaho avenues.

FDA To Discuss Pfizer's COVID Vaccine For 5-11 Years Old

An FDA advisory committee is meeting Tuesday to discuss approving Pfizer’s vaccine for kids ages 5 to 11.

New Class Of MN State Troopers Start On-The-Job Training

Thirty-four people are joining the ranks of the Minnesota State Patrol. Lt. Gordon Shank talks about this year's graduating class.

Homicide Rate Spikes In Minnesota In 2020

The national homicide rate jumped 30 percent in the first year of the pandemic — the largest year-to-year increase in 100 years, data shows.

535 MN Schools On Weekly Coronavirus Outbreak List

Last week's list included 497 schools in Minnesota.

3 Rapid Testing Sites Open In MN; More To Launch Next Week

Gov. Tim Walz urged Minnesotans to take advantage of rapid testing sites while touring a new facility in Stillwater on Thursday.

When 2021 Daylight Saving Time Ends In The Twin Cities

As more and more states opt to make Daylight Saving Time permanent, see what time the sun will set in Minnesota.

Veterans Can Get Free Dental Care At These Aspen Dental Locations

This is Aspen Dental's sixth annual "Day of Service," which honors veterans by giving them free dental care.

3 More Minnesota Targets To Get Mini Apple Shop

Monticello Target's Apple shop opened in February. Three more Minnesota locations will soon be getting their own.

‘We Will Not Tolerate Sexual Misconduct In Any Form': Minnesota Colleges Investigating Alleged Sex Competition

The allegations were first reported by The Record, the student newspaper for both colleges, which are Roman Catholic schools.

‘We Are Pleasantly Surprised': Minnesota's Corn, Soybean Yields Better Than Expected

The U.S. Department of Agriculture said more than 90% of soybeans and about 65% of corn has been harvested.

Vaccine Doubts Fuel Dr. Scott Jensen's Rise In Minnesota Governor Race

“I’m seeing patients that are actively being harmed or dying from the sort of misinformation that he is propagating,” Klein said.

Substitute Teacher In Metro Pleads Guilty In 'Sextortion Scheme'

The teacher schemed to obtain sexually explicit images and videos of minors and adults by using fake accounts online, authorities said.

Minnesotans To Pay $165 More This Winter For Heat: Xcel

Inflation and pandemic-related supply chain are to blame for the nationwide spike in natural gas costs.

Father Of 2's Dying Wish Sets Up Future Cancer Patients' Families With Healing Flats

“I want Healing Flats to be a place where people feel at home,” Chen Mellema said.

Good Question: How Are Wild Turkeys Able To Thrive In The Twin Cities?

Thanksgiving is more than a month away, but turkeys aren't wasting any time visiting homes across the Twin Cities.

Landscapers Encounter Bear Family Below Nisswa Deck

Three young landscapers in Nisswa noticed a client's property was a big mess Monday -- and a mama bear and her two cubs were to blame!

Wild Executive Chef Talks New Food At Xcel

New foods to dine on, and a new place to dine in. A brand new restaurant at the X.

Gov. Tim Walz Announces 2022 Reelection Campaign

Gov. Tim Walz and Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan will run to retain the governor's office in Minnesota in 2022.

More Sickened In Salmonella Outbreak In MN, Source Still Unknown

Twenty-two people who live in Minnesota were infected with salmonella in a multi-state outbreak, federal health officials said.