Minnesota Marijuana: Inside the emerging world of homegrown weed

A bookshelf covers an entire wall in Bob Walloch’s Minneapolis home. From floor to ceiling, it’s filled with popular novels, art pieces and family photos. However, with one swift pull, Walloch reveals a hidden passageway to his personal crop of homegrown marijuana.

MN family shares story of inhalant death

Tommy Byers had been inhaling the product – also known as huffing – for a quick and ultimately, deadly high. Even Tommy’s closest friends and family were in the dark about his addiction.

Maple Grove police submit cold case for charges

Maple Grove Police submitted the Rob Anderson cold case to prosecutors last week for possible manslaughter charges, but his family hopes murder charges will be considered as well. Anderson, 19, died mysteriously during a night of underage drinking in the basement of a friend’s house in the early morning hours of December 4, 2009.

Faribault police seize suspected pot plants

Police in Faribault seized 22 suspected marijuana plants from a parking lot tent sale on Tuesday, the first day of recreational marijuana legalization in Minnesota. However, the owner insists they were not marijuana plants but "immature" hemp plants.

Judge dismisses 'cult' lawsuit filed by food truck

A Hennepin County judge has dismissed a defamation lawsuit filed by Bad Rooster, a Minnetonka based food truck, against a woman who claimed on social media the food truck was financing a cult-like group that destroys families. 

Another camp counselor sues Circle R Ranch

Another victim is suing a Long Prairie horseback riding summer camp, saying its owner gave a sexual predator who worked at the camp free reign to groom and sexually exploit underage girls.

Year after Minneapolis Pride sex assault, charges declined

For one Minnesota woman memories from the Pride Block Party a year ago come back as two-to-three-second flashes:  Images of dancing with a friend at the Saloon nightclub, sitting in a stranger’s car in a parking ramp, and her rape by that same stranger.

Year after Pride sex assault, charges declined

For one Minnesota woman memories from the Pride Block Party a year ago come back as two-to-three-second flashes:  Images of dancing with a friend at the Saloon night club, sitting in a stranger’s car in a parking ramp, and her rape by that same stranger.

Look inside Roof Depot Warehouse shows 'bones are strong'

Despite the $6.5 million authorized by the legislature to begin the process of turning the vacant Roof Depot warehouse in South Minneapolis into an urban farm with retail and residential space, few people have seen inside the 230,000-square-foot structure in the last decade. Until now.