Missing 18-year-old man from Bloomington has not been seen in 2 months
Help is needed to find a missing Bloomington man who has reportedly not been seen since June 12.
3 people found dead, including child, at daycare in Minneapolis area
Three people were were found dead at a home day care in the Twin Cities metropolitan area on Wednesday. Police said the victims are two adults and a young child in the incident at Brown Bear Daycare in Hopkins, Minnesota, roughly 15 miles southwest of Minneapolis, according to police. Hopkins...
Lawsuit claiming discrimination against Minneapolis white teachers dropped
A lawsuit against Minneapolis Public Schools over a teacher layoff policy has been dismissed by a federal judge, according to court documents.
SE Minneapolis residents sound alarm over gatherings of armed teens
Condo owners say the intersection of Sixth Avenue and Second Street in Minneapolis turns into a war zone when darkness falls Thursday through Sunday nights.
Guy Fieri Visits Minnesota: His 5 Favorite Restaurants!
Food Network fans, listen up! Guy Fieri has explored Minnesota's restaurants for years on Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives.1 Now, discover his top 5 favorite spots in the Land of 10,000 Lakes!
Clare Northeast Apartments unveils $7 million renovation as Clare Housing marks nearly 40 years
For Kendall, finding a home at Clare Housing meant more than securing an apartment. After experiencing homelessness and couch surfing, it meant finally closing the door to a place of his own. “When I was able to lock the door, I was just like, ‘I’m going to hold on to...
St. Paul voters to decide on ‘right to repair’
St. Paul voters will weigh in on a “right to repair” measure this November. Cole Hanson with Safe Homes Saint Paul joins us to explain what the proposal would do, why supporters pushed to get it on the ballot, and what it could mean for renters and landlords.
Former Mounds View teacher federally indicted with coercing underage student
A former Twin Cities high school teacher was federally indicted Thursday for allegedly grooming an underage student.
Twin Cities suburbs restrict license plate data after Star Tribune investigation
Recent revelations from a Minnesota newspaper have sparked fresh debate over how communities collect and share vehicle information. Several suburbs near Minneapolis and Saint Paul now face pressure to limit access to records gathered by automated systems. The changes come after questions arose about searches tied to fe
WCCO Radio’s Al Schoch retires after 5-decade broadcasting career
His last news report aired on Tuesday morning, putting a wrap on a legendary career that spanned from the 1970s to 2026.
