‘No One Else Is Willing To Take That Vaccine': Committee Hears Concerns About Plunging Staff Levels Over Mandate

Minnesota has about 36,000 state workers, and 26,000 of them report to offices and workplaces — and therefore must be vaccinated.

State-Run Monoclonal Antibody COVID-19 Clinic Opens In St. Paul

The treatment is open for COVID-19 patients who are at a high risk of their illness leading to hospitalization or death.

Twin Cities Harvest Festival Is Back

Fall festivals are in full swing with all kinds of family fun planned for the weekends.

‘Something That Minority Students Can Relate To': Minneapolis Educator Pens Math Workbook To Help Bridge Achievement Gap

Since graduating from Bethune-Cookman University, Troy Vaughn has used his education to help others, as a police officer and a teacher.

University Of Minnesota Researchers Find Those Who've Had COVID Get Huge Immunity Boost From Vaccine

“We wanted to know how does the immunity you get from the vaccine compares to the kind of immunity you get from the infection itself.”

Walz To MN Legislature: Pass Vaccine Requirements For Teachers

Gov. Tim Walz said lawmakers need to tackle "the fourth wave of this terrible pandemic" with new measures passed in a special session.

Minnesota's Billionaires Fail To Make Cut For Forbes 400

None of the state's billionaires were rich enough to crack the latest edition of the Forbes 400 list, which was published Tuesday.

How Seasonal Changes Could Be Causing Your Headaches

Despite summer-like temperatures, doctors say there are changes you can't see that impact how you feel.

‘Shrinkflation' Hitting Grocery Store Shelves

From cereal to soap, paper towels to pretzels, you might have noticed you're not getting as much as you used to at the grocery store.

Just Kidding: CDC Holiday Guidance Released In Error

Updated guidance for how Minnesota families can celebrate Halloween, Thanksgiving, and more will be issued soon, the CDC said.

WATCH: Body Cam Footage Shows Rescue Of Deputy From Burning Squad Car

The Ramsey County Deputies' Federation says a stolen car going more than 100 mph slammed into the deputy's squad back in March.

Good Question: Why Are Some Spring Flowers Blooming Now?

These balmy temperatures are leaving some plants confused.

9-Year-Old Hillman Boy Dies In ATV Crash

According to a report from the Morrison County Sheriff's Office, the accident occurred at 103rd Street in Lakin Township.

4 Shot In North Minneapolis

According to police, officers responded to reported gunshots on the 600 block of Broadway Avenue around 8:15 p.m.

Police Shoot 1 During Blaine Neighborhood Standoff

Police were called to a residential neighborhood on a report of a man shooting a gun outside Monday night.

Interview: Du Nord Strikes Deal With Delta To Serve Vodka On Domestic Flights

Here's a reason to order vodka on your next Delta flight: you'll be supporting a Minnesota small business.

Minneapolis Testing New Way To Police Parking Overnight

The goal for the city right now is to find alternatives to police response for minor issues.

Some Democrats Fear ‘Massive National Blowback' If MPD Replaced

One of the first prominent Democrats to slam the plan was a moderate congresswoman who doesn’t even live in the city.

‘It's Bad, It's Bad': Proctor Teens Say Students Used Item To Sodomize Teammate, Shared Video Online

Two football players held down another player as a third, older teammate used an item to sodomize that player held on the ground.

10-Digit Dialing Will Change How Minnesotans Makes Local Calls

A switch to a three-digit suicide crisis hotline will change how people in 82 area codes, including in Minnesota, call their neighbors

3 More Minnesotans Arrested By FBI In U.S. Capitol Violence

A total of five Minnesotans have been arrested by the FBI in connection to the Jan. 6 riots.

St. Paul Runner Becomes First Ever To Win Multiple Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon Titles In A Year

According to a recent statement from event holders, Docherty secured wins in the TC 10K and TC 5K in the men's category on Saturday.

Suspect Apprehended After Leading Law Enforcement On Multiple Vehicle Pursuits And K-9 Searches

A man with eight active arrest warrants was finally apprehended Friday after leading authorities on two separate pursuits.

David Hann Wins Minnesota GOP Chair After Carnahan's Tumultuous Departure

David Hann won an election Saturday for the job after Jennifer Carnahan was forced out of the role in August.

Draconid And Orionid Meteors To Light Skies Over Minnesota

The “Finlay-id meteor shower” won’t be visible in the skies over Minnesota, but it offers an interesting lesson about comets.

231 MN Schools On DOH's COVID-19 Outbreak List

This is a large increase from last week's list, which only had 95.

‘Boogaloo Boi' Ivan Hunter Pleads Guilty To Firing Assault Rifle Into Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct

Ivan Hunter says he came to Minneapolis in May of 2020 to be part of the unrest after Floyd was killed by an officer on Memorial Day.

Swamped Children's Hospitals To Parents: Get Kids COVID Tested At Pharmacies, MDH Sites

But where people choose to get tested is creating some problems.

Live Theater Returns In Minneapolis

For the first time in 18 months, the curtains will lift again at two well-known Minneapolis theaters.

233 Minnesota Schools Have Had 5+ Confirmed Cases Of COVID Since School Year's Start

This week, Pfizer announced it would submit its data on 5 to 11-year-olds and the COVID-19 vaccine.

10-Digit Dialing Will Change How Minnesota Makes Local Calls

A switch to a three-digit suicide crisis hotline will change how people in 82 area codes, including in Minnesota, call their neighbors

MN Begins Publishing Data On COVID-19 Booster Shots

Based on new federal guidance, some Minnesotans who got the Pfizer vaccine should receive a booster shot after six months.

Stink Bugs In MN: How To Stop Them Before They Smell Up Your Home

Brown marmorated stink bugs, which have been detected in Minnesota and 46 others, are trying to crawl into your house for the winter.

350 Mental Health Workers At M Health Fairview Vote To Unionize

On Tuesday, SEIU Healthcare Minnesota announced that 350 psych associates will join its union.

Natural Gas Prices Up 180% Since Last September

As the seasons change and you start to heat your home, you might notice your bill is a bit bigger.

Northern Minn. Superintendent Charged With DWI On School Grounds

Michael Gadbois, 55, is charged with second-degree DWI, open bottle, and possessing alcohol on school grounds.

MN Health Care Workers Sue Hospitals Over Vaccine Mandate

At least 180 health care workers are a part of a lawsuit against the COVID-19 vaccine mandates enforced by Minnesota's top hospitals.

School Board Meeting Over Masks Gets Physical In Carver County

One man grabbed another during a school board meeting where a new mask mandate was being debated.

How Many Fully Vaccinated People Have Died Of COVID In MN?

"Breakthrough" cases of COVID-19 continue to be rare in Minnesota.

Minnesota received ‘B’ for fiscal health

According to Truth in Accounting's new Financial State of the States report