Ramsey County Fair plots its return after 6-year hiatus
The Ramsey County Fair is returning this summer for the first time since 2019.
Hidden treasures of unclaimed lottery tickets might be under the couch cushions
Several unclaimed lottery tickets in Minnesota, including two worth $50,000, are waiting under car seats and in drawers, with over sixteen million dollars still unclaimed from last year.
Southeastern Minnesota severe threat next few hours
Some of you may be thinking: rain rain, go away! We’re almost to July but temperatures have been more along an April trend as of late. That said, we really need the rain in some parts of the state and more is coming - for some spots - through Wednesday night. There is also a brief window for severe storms down in the s
Blue Line extension could be in jeopardy after $336M underbudgeting
Minnesota lawmakers are now calling for Metro Transit to scrap its plans to expand the light rail, more than half a decade into the project.
Minneapolis Parents Raise Hell As Child Care System Teeters
Outside Seward Child Care Center in Minneapolis on Wednesday, a crowd of parents and early educators turned pickup time into a street-side warning flare. They were there to demand a rebuilt early care system and what organizers called “universal care,” arguing that soaring fees and skeleton crews are pushing centers to
18 Minnesota hospitals not following federal price transparency rules, report says
A new report says 18 Minnesota hospitals are not following federal rules meant to show patients what their care will cost.
Minn. college professor pleads guilty to stealing gun parts, ammunition
Aaron Banks, 52, entered a guilty plea to one count of theft as part of a plea deal, according to court records.
Storms force a chunk of outdoor event cancellations in Twin Cities
Multiple events around the Twin Cities have been canceled with rain in the forecast and strong storms in southern Minnesota.
St. Paul man charged with harassing, threatening Mayor Kaohly Her
The threats were made in the wake of the assassination of Speaker Emerita Melissa Hortman and her husband, Mark.
18 Minnesota Hospitals Called Out for Keeping Patients in the Dark on Prices
A new watchdog report says 18 Minnesota hospitals are flunking federal price transparency rules that are supposed to make it easier to see what care will cost before you walk through the door. The flagged facilities range from big-name Twin Cities centers to small rural hospitals, with Abbott Northwestern, Children’s M

















