Bill Legalizing Fireworks In Minnesota Fizzles Out In Committee

The lawmaker sponsoring the bill said he hoped loosening MN laws would keep residents from buying fireworks in neighboring states.

Memorial Set For MN Soldier Killed In Iran War

Nicole Amor, 39, was just days from returning home to her husband and two children when she was killed.

100+ Puppies And Dogs Rescued From Breeders Arrive In Twin Cities

"We're used to bringing 20 or 30 at a time, so 60 was a big jump," said Helen Paolo, workflow coordinator for Animal Humane Society.

Hundreds Of Cars Towed, Over 1,100 Ticketed In Twin Cities After Storm: Report

The storm dropped nearly 9 inches at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport and more than a foot in some parts of the south metro.

More Snow, Subzero Temps Coming To Twin Cities Before Spring Weather Returns

Up to 3 inches could fall this week after a massive weekend snowstorm.

Snow Day Or No Way? Massive Snowfall Splits Twin Cities School Districts

It'll be a three-day weekend for many students in the Twin Cities metro, but others will be in class as usual, despite the weekend snowfall.

Phase 2 Of Massive Storm To Bring More Snow, Dangerous Winds To MN

Some parts of the Twin Cities metro have received over a foot of snow, but there's still more to come, forecasters said.

A Service Dog Named Alfred Sparked A Lyft Settlement In Minnesota With Nationwide Reach

"We expect that all riders in Minnesota and in fact, across the United States, will benefit from these changes."

MinuteClinic offers clinically supervised weight-loss care in Minnesota

Program combines lifestyle coaching, nutritional guidance, and FDA-approved weight-loss medications, when clinically appropriate

Single Digit Temps, 50 Mph Wind Gusts Forecast For Twin Cities In Coming Days

The next several days will also bring more rain and snow, according to the National Weather Service.

Walz's Plan To Overhaul MN Human Services Would Consolidate, Evaluate

The plan comes in the wake of sweeping fraud allegations.

Days Of Snow, Freezing Temps Forecast For Twin Cities After Glimpse Of Spring

Mild and warm weather will be replaced by cold and snow this week, according to the National Weather Service.

Dignified Transfer Of MN Soldier Killed In Iran War To Take Place Saturday

Sgt. 1st Class Nicole Amor was among six U.S. Army Reserve soldiers killed Sunday in the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

Authorities ID Man Killed In Crash Involving Ramsey County Sheriff's Deputy

Another person was injured in the crash, which occurred Tuesday night in St. Paul.

1 Killed After Sheriff's Squad Strikes SUV Near State Capitol: Reports

Several others, including a 4-year-old, were injured in the crash, according to police and media reports.

MN Soldier Killed In Iran War A Mom Of 2, Days From Return Home

“You don’t go to Kuwait thinking something’s going to happen, and for her to be one of the first – it hurts,” Joey Amor, her husband, said.

U.S. Cardinals, Pope’s Ambassador Condemn Mass Deportations During MN Visit

One of the cardinals addressed growing concerns with immigration enforcement while highlighting the need to be peacemakers.

Feds Indict 30 More People In MN Anti-ICE Church Protest

In total, 39 people have been charged in connection with the church protest, which occurred last month in Saint Paul.

'Too Trusting Mindset' Left MN Vulnerable To Fraud: Reports

Some former human services employees complained about a culture of “compassion over compliance,” KMSP reported.

Como Zoo Orangutan Jambu Dead At 40, Remembered As Strong And Sweet

Jambu was a skilled weaver and a uniquely attentive father, according to the zoo.

Walz, MN Lawmakers React To SCOTUS Ruling On Trump's Illegal Tariffs

In a 6-3 vote on Friday, the justices said the president violated federal law by imposing sweeping tariffs worldwide.

'Fun While It Lasted': Thunder, Snow And Single Digits Forecast For Twin Cities

Days of spring-like temperatures in the metro will give way to a reality check Tuesday night, according to authorities.

Minnesota's Legislature Braces For A Federal Immigration Fight As The Enforcement Surge Winds Down

It's unclear whether any significant changes can pass the closely divided Legislature.

Journalist Don Lemon Enters Plea For Charges In MN Church Protest

Lemon is among nine people charged for his coverage of a protest at a St. Paul church over federal immigration enforcement operations.

Man Fleeing ICE Injured In Crash At Busy Twin Cities Intersection: Authorities

One person was taken to the hospital and several bystanders' cars were damaged, according to the mayor.

MN Launches Website To Fight Misinformation About Medicaid Fraud Claims

Minnesota officials say the site will "correct misleading information and outright false claims" about Medicaid fraud in the state.

Walz: ‘Days, Not Weeks’ For Possible End To Operation Metro Surge

State officials say conversations with the Trump administration point to a potential drawdown of federal agents in Minnesota.

This St. Paul Joint Has The Best Sandwiches In MN, Ranking Says

Flashy diners and ostentatious restaurants aren’t the only places to find exceptional food.

Minneapolis Losing Up To $20M A Week As Immigration Enforcement Keeps Shoppers, Workers Home

State and local officials say reduced foot traffic and staffing shortages are hitting businesses in Minneapolis and beyond.

When Does Daylight Saving Time Start In 2026: What To Know In MN

Minnesota will see lighter early evenings as the time moves ahead an hour with the beginning of daylight saving time.

Trump Admin To Rescind $600M In Grants From MN, 3 Other Democratic-Led States

The cuts target Minnesota and three other Democratic-led states through rescinded CDC public health grants.

Minnesota Recognizes 8 Schools For Excellence After Feds End Blue Ribbon Program

The Minnesota Department of Education recognized the schools for high achievement and progress closing achievement gaps statewide.

Amid ICE Surge, Minnesota Revenue Flags Tax Relief Options

Revenue officials say residents affected by ICE activity can request penalty abatements.

Twin Cities Catholic Schools Buck National Enrollment Decline: Report

Enrollment at metro-area Catholic schools has remained largely stable despite national declines, the Minnesota Star Tribune reports.

MN Districts Sue To Restore Rule That Kept ICE Away From Schools For Decades

District leaders say the rollback of a long-standing rule has disrupted classrooms and driven families to keep children home.

I-94 East Of Downtown St. Paul To Close For Entire Weekend

Both directions will shut down from Friday night so crews can set beams for the new Kellogg Blvd./3rd Street bridge.

Lisa Demuth Leads Minnesota GOP Straw Poll After Caucuses

Early results showed the Minnesota House speaker ahead as Republicans cast preference ballots statewide.

Minnesota Medicaid Error Rate Far Below U.S. Average, Federal Review Finds

A new CMS review found Minnesota’s improper payment rate was 2.1 percent, well below the national average of 6.1 percent, as federal funding

Judge Refuses To Halt ICE Operation In MN As Lawsuit Proceeds

In a lawsuit filed earlier this month, Minnesota officials asked the court to immediately block "Operation Metro Surge" in the state.

Border Patrol Agent Charged With DWI Amid 'Operation Metro Surge'

Prosecutors said a trooper found the agent slumped over in a vehicle and covered in vomit during a 3:25 a.m. stop in St. Paul.