March For Science Minnesota: Thousands Expected Saturday

The Minnesota March for Science begins this Saturday at Cathedral Hill Park​ in Saint Paul.

Jewish Social Justice Group Is Target Of ‘Satan’ Vandalism

Following the incident, Jewish Community Actio​n says it's even more committed to fighting hate than ever before.

Twin Cities Catholics Get Dispensation For St. Patrick's Day

Twin Cities Catholics can enjoy all the corned beef​​ they want this Friday.

Minnesota Landscape Arboretum Nominated as a Best Botanic Garden in the United States!

You can vote to make our very own Minnesota Landscape Arboretum #1 Botanical Garden in the Country!

Wisconsin Rail Coalition Pushes For Passenger Train To Twin Cities

Residents of Stillwater and other towns near the Wisconsin-Minnesota border may have another transportation option for their commute.

Handmade Valentine's Day Cards Bring Cheer and Joy to Seniors Across the State

Though miles apart, K-12 online public school students from Minnesota Connections Academy came together this holiday for a great cause.

In Emotional Letter, Dayton Says He Will Have Surgery To Remove Cancer

"You have lifted my spirits and given me both hope and resolve," Dayton said Tuesday. "I am deeply grateful to you."

How Kids Can Stay Safe Around School Buses

The Minnesota Department of Safety says when you drop your kids off at the school bus, you should remind them of these tips.

Twin Cities Archbishop Responds to Trump's Immigration Orders

Hebda emphasized "the importance of treating our undocumented brothers and sisters with the dignity that is theirs as children of God."

Twin Cities Home to 4 of Nation's Worst Bottlenecks: Study

If any of these four bottlenecks are a part of your daily commute, you probably aren't surprised.

Gov. Mark Dayton Says He Has Prostate Cancer

Despite being diagnosed with prostate cancer​ Friday, Minnesota ​Gov. Mark Dayton said he plans to finish his term as governor.

Police: 90,000 to 100,000 People Marched in St. Paul Saturday

If you didn't notice, a lot of people were marching at the Minnesota State Capitol Saturday. Were you there?

Watch: Largest Ship on Great Lakes Arrives in Duluth

The largest ship currently operating on the Great Lakes, otherwise known as the "Queen of the Lakes," arrived in snowy Duluth Jan. 10.

Crashes Mount Across Central Minnesota Thursday

Wind gusts, ice, and scattered flurries are making for poor road conditions across the central portion of the state Thursday.

MTS Minnesota Connections Academy Students Give Back to Community

Winter Warm Up event at school includes movie, fun contests, hot chocolate bar, donations to Face To Face and more.

Itasca State Park Offering Winter Lodging at Reduced Rates

Enjoy snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, ice fishing and snowmobiling at a reduced rate at Itasca State Park this winter.

Minnesota Connections Academy Students Head to Wabasha

Students from the K-12 online public school and their families visited the Eagle Center during a recent field trip.

After Pearl Harbor Attack Separated Them, Two Minnesota Brothers Will Rest Together Wednesday

Twin brothers served in the Navy during World War II. One died at Pearl Harbor while the other survived. On Wednesday, they'll reunite.

Intersection Where Students Died to Close for Memorials

The site of a fatal accident will close Monday so people can leave memorials in memory of the two high school students who died there.

MnDOT Employee Rescues Lost Dog

MnDOT drivers encounter many interesting things on Twin Cities roadways, but they usually don't bark.

MN Attorney General: Beware of IRS Imposter Calls

Scammers are using "spoofing" technology to make a Washington D.C. telephone number appear on a resident’s caller ID.

How Long Can Your Neighbors Display Lawn Signs in Saint Paul?

Election Day is over. How long can your neighbors legally keep their Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton signs up?

Minnesota Students Drink, Smoke, And Have Sex Much Less Than Before: Report

Student smoking rates have fallen to an all-time low. Alcohol use, sexual activity, and marijuana use have also fallen.

Gov. Mark Dayton Invites Trick-or-Treaters to Governor’s Residence

Governor Mark Dayton is calling all little ghosts and ghouls to celebrate Halloween at the Governor’s Residence on Monday, Oct. 31.

Former Viking Chris Kluwe Pens Scathing Letter to Donald Trump on NFL Locker Rooms​: Patch PM

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