Minnesota

SIOUX FALLS, South Dakota — After a chilly weekend, warmer than normal temperatures are moving back into the Midwest and the Plains. Our latest outlook for Thursday October 22 through Tuesday October 27 shows Sioux Falls running about 13 degrees above normal, the warmest departure on the map. At the same time, the East Coast is expected to stay cooler than normal right into early next week.

A local butcher shop is opening its fifth Minnesota location in the former Angus Meat Market space on Oct. 31.

From a $900 parking lot pop-up to a billion-dollar brand, this hot chicken chain is now bringing its seven heat levels to Mall of America. Just know the hottest one comes with a waiver. Here's when it'll open its doors.

Tourism in Rochester generated more than $1.1 billion in economic activity last year, according to a new report from University of Minnesota Extension. Bill Von Bank, VP of marketing and communications for Experience Rochester, the city’s tourism booster, said he wasn’t surprised that Rochester showed such strong tourism numbers.

Above-average temperatures bring highs into the 60s as quiet weather continues through Wednesday.

Minneapolis, St. Paul and surrounding communities can expect a mild, dry stretch of October weather.

St. Paul Police Chief Axel Henry expanded his lawsuit against Mayor Kaohly Her on Tuesday, adding a retaliation claim and new allegations about how the city handled the investigation.

Jeffrey Allen Petersen, 68, was found guilty in U.S. District Court last week.

No. 15 Bethel scored early, often and in nearly every way imaginable Saturday, rolling past St. Olaf 82-7 behind a dominant performance from quarterback Cooper Drews and a rushing attack that eclipsed 400 yards. The Royals improved to 4-2 on the season, with their only losses coming against nationally ranked North Central College and St. […]

The record-setting El Niño is likely to produce a mild winter, but that doesn't mean huge snowstorms won't happen. The NWS has data to back up the claim.