Saint Paul MN

A plea to the public for help finding 53‑year‑old John Kapaun remains posted at a Burnsville convenience store. Authorities and the community have searched by ground and air since he was last seen on May 26.

For years, communities in the east Twin Cities metro have treated their drinking water to remove PFAS, sometimes called "forever chemicals." The water coming from the tap is safe to drink. But the PFAS contamination remains underground, and continues to show up in lakes, streams and groundwater. A new study...

Severe Weather and Hail in the Twin Cities, drivers took refuge under overpasses, mistakenly believing it was safe. However, experts warn this can create hazardous wind tunnels.

Monday is a #Top10WxDay in the Twin Cities, featuring a mix of sun and clouds.

When Kate Eubank showed up to Minneapolis City Hall in January to advocate a statewide eviction moratorium, she thought of a five-year-old boy at her daughter’s school. Eubank had brought the boy a Christmas present three weeks earlier as his parents hid from the ICE agents roaming Minneapolis streets. Soon after, the

MINNEAPOLIS — Police are searching for a suspect after three men suffered gunshot wounds near the University of Minnesota. The shooting occurred around 12:25 a.m. Monday on University Avenue Northeast between East Hennepin Avenue and First Avenue Northeast. Officers found a man with life-threatening gunshot wounds at t

Marrow restaurant, a fine-dining spot known for its French technique and seasonal menus, has closed its doors after three years of operation in Minnesota. The closure reflects challenges facing upscale restaurants across the country right now.

MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota (WCCO) -- Federal prosecutors are continuing to dismiss charges initially brought against people in Minnesota for allegedly assaulting federal officers during the winter. WCCO dug through court filings and identified at least 18 people whose cases are now dropped. A federal judge officially dismi

The Minnesota Star Tribune is expected Monday to carry out layoffs and announce buyouts that will shrink its newsroom staff by 15%. Why it matters: The cut raises questions about the coverage readers can expect after the newspaper that drives the entire Twin Cities media market — as a competitor, talent magnet and incu

Free admission, free concerts, and a record breaking attempt at eating pork happens June 25-27.