1993 Minnesota lake victim identified, investigation into her death remains active
Human remains found in separate Minnesota lakes more than 30 years ago have finally been identified, according to the Washington County Sheriff’s Office.
Minneapolis police investigating deadly Chicago Avenue shooting
Officers with the Third Precinct responded to a reported shooting on the 1900 block of Chicago Avenue around 11 a.m.
How to Stop Squirrels From Raiding Your Bird Feeder Once and for All
These tactics will keep squirrels from hogging all the food from your feathered friends.
Ramsey County closes multiple buildings due to power outages caused by severe weather
Power outages across the state are affecting building operations in Ramsey County following a bout of severe weather.
Eden Prairie man charged in dumbbell theft
Authorities say an Eden Prairie man took more than $2,200 worth of dumbbells from an apartment gym and later told police he sold them to a friend. The post Eden Prairie man charged in dumbbell theft appeared first on Eden Prairie Local News .
Rochester Man Vanishes After Going to Concert in Minneapolis, Missing Person Alert Issued
A missing person alert is out for David Searles, a 63-year-old from Rochester who vanished after a concert in Minneapolis. Authorities are worried for his safety and need your help.
Storms leave trail of descruction throughout Twin Cities metro
Thousands of people are still in the dark after last night's storm strike. Most of those outages are in Ramsey County. Reg Chapman is there to pick up our live team coverage.
New Honor for Minnesota’s Mall of America
The Mall of America has grown from a shopping hub to Minnesota's iconic landmark, attracting millions with its vast stores and lively events each year.
Operation Metro Surge did $700 million in economic damage to Minneapolis, according to new...
"The hole that we're coming out of is deep, $700 million is deep," said Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey after a new report finds Operation Metro Surge caused massive economic damage in Minneapolis. The Whittier and Central neighborhoods were the hardest hit, according to Frey, who says they're trying to provide relief to
Hot Take: The Lake of the Isles Pencil Is Emblematic of Everything Wrong in...
Welcome back to The Flyover, your daily digest of important, overlooked, and/or interesting Minnesota news stories. This past Saturday, the owners of the Lake of the Isles Pencil hosted its fifth-annual celebration in their front yard. There was much fanfare, including pun-loaded speeches, DJ tunes, a marching band per

















