Motorist shot in the face by “errant round” fired from family’s shooting range
A Minnesota motorist was shot in the face Friday by "an errant round" fired by someone on a family's nearby target shooting range.
Red Cow in Uptown to close next month
Employees will be moved to other Red Cow and Red Rabbit locations, according to a statement from ownership.
Feeding Our Future leader Aimee Bock faces sentencing in $400 million fraud
The highly-anticipated sentencing for the leader behind the largest fraud in Minnesota history is set for later this week. Aimee Bock, 45, faces up to life in prison in the estimated $400 million federal food aid fraud that dominated Minnesota headlines for the past four years. Federal prosecutors, however, have not re
Feel Like a Secret Agent while Solving Puzzles Around Minneapolis
UNDATED (WJON News) -- You can pretend to be a secret agent while you explore part of a Minnesota city. Escape the City-Minneapolis is a fun outdoor escape room in a box. All people have to do is purchase the kit from a local game or hobby store and then let the mystery unfold. Escapely is the company behind the Minnea
Spy Adventures Come Alive In Minneapolis With Escapely’s Escape The City
A new adventure called 'Escape the City' lets you become a secret agent in Minneapolis, exploring the city with a puzzle kit from local stores and your smartphone.
Family still searching for answers 1 year after man went missing
David Storbakken's story is one of the many Minnesota Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives cases.
Minnesota gallery celebrates American Indian Month with Native art exhibit
MINNEAPOLIS — May is an American Indian month in Minnesota, and a local gallery is celebrating the art and culture of Native Americans with a new exhibition. Juleana Enright, a manager at All My Relations Art gallery in Minnesota, stopped by KARE 11 on Sunday to share more about the gallery and its current artwork disp
Family of Aniya Allen is still searching for answers on the 5th anniversary of...
Sunday marks the fifth anniversary of the death of six-year-old Aniya Allen, whose case remains unsolved.
Determined Ospreys Reclaim Their Nest Atop A Highway Sign In MN
Two Ospreys have taken over a highway sign for nesting, halting construction as MnDOT and local wildlife officials work together to find a solution.
Residents Rally Behind HCMC, Which Finds State Funding Days Before End of Legislative Session
Contributing writer Izzy Canizares reports on the legislative deal promising $205 million in state funding for HCMC starting in July, brokered by Gov. Tim Walz after Attorney General Keith Ellison hosted a public forum where residents, health care leaders and community members made the case for why the hospital cannot
