Severe storms threaten the Midwest before the holiday
A stretch of unsettled weather is moving through parts of the Midwest this week, bringing rounds of severe storms just as holiday weekend plans start to take shape. From northeast Wisconsin to eastern Iowa to the Twin Cities, forecasters are tracking a mix of heat, humidity and repeated storm chances heading into the F
Vatican declares Society of Saint Pius X has formally broken with Catholic Church
ListenVatican declares Society of Saint Pius X has formally broken with Catholic Church. The Vatican declared the traditionalist group known as the Society of Saint Pius X has formally broken with the Catholic Church on Thursday. The Society has churches all over the globe, including nine here in Minnesota. MPR...
Storm Threat Puts Hennepin On Edge As Officials Scrap Siren Test
Hennepin County pulled the plug on its regular monthly outdoor warning siren test today as a strong storm setup closed in on the Twin Cities, and Minneapolis officials are making one thing crystal clear: if you hear sirens, treat them like the real deal and head for shelter. Why Officials...
Police search for missing 22-year-old
FALCON HEIGHTS, Minn. — Police are asking for the public's help as they try and find a woman reported missing this week. Hannah Skavnak, 22, was last seen on Lindig Street in Falcon Heights around 4 p.m. on June 30, police say. Family and friends say they haven't seen...
Twin Cities beaches closed due to bacteria concerns
Warm temperatures and rounds of rain are fueling dangerous beach bacteria ahead of the holiday weekend.
Donut shop to revive Anoka’s former Hans’ Bakery
German immigrants Hans and Traudy Birkner opened Hans Bakery in 1973.
‘For What?’: Minnesota Man Was in His Own Apartment Lobby When a Cop with...
Minnesota man wants accountability after he says a police officer racially profiled him. Antwon Ri’Chard was working in the lobby of B-Side Apartments in Minneapolis […] ‘For What?’: Minnesota Man Was in His Own Apartment Lobby When a Cop with a Dark Past Put Hands on Him Before Realizing He Had the Wrong Black Man
2 fallen Minnesota police officers’ families have mortgages paid off
(FOX 9) - The families of two Minnesota police officers who lost their lives during active duty have had the mortgages on their homes paid off for them. The Tunnel to Towers Foundation announced it has paid off the mortgages for the families of Burnsville Police Officer Paul Elmstrand and Minneapolis Police Officer Jam
Bar and grill off Highway 55 announces closure
The neighborhood restaurant offered pull tabs, pool and darts leagues and more.
White Castle leaves University Avenue after 100 years
The chain's location at University and Lexington is now closed.
