Bill Keller

St. Paul's city council met behind closed doors Wednesday to discuss a sexual harassment lawsuit filed by Police Chief Axel Henry against Mayor Kaohly Her.

Two lawsuits challenging Minnesota’s policy allowing transgender athletes to play girls high school sports are heading to court on Monday.

A federal judge sentenced former Minnesota state Sen. Justin Eichorn to 16 months in prison, followed by five years of supervised release, on an attempted possession of child pornography charge stemming from a Bloomington sting in which he was accused of trying to solicit someone he believed was a 17-year-old girl.

The public can weigh in Tuesday on the future of driverless vehicles in Minneapolis as city council members consider an ordinance they say would protect jobs and public safety but Waymo calls a “de facto ban."

Testimony is set to resume in the murder trial of Jordan Collins Sr., who is accused of killing his 16-year-old son, Manny. Collins is charged with second-degree murder in the death of his son, whose remains were found in an Elk River landfill more than a month after he went missing.

Minneapolis Public Schools is considering three transformation plans that could close 15 to 16 school buildings. Here's are the schools that could close.

Sept. 11 is now known as Patriot Day, and while much of the nation's attention will be on Manhattan, Washington, D.C. and Shanksville, Pennsylvania, Minnesotans across the Twin Cities are marking the 25th anniversary of the attacks with their own tributes.

St. Paul police are crediting their docked drone program with the rescue of a child with autism who had wandered into a pond on Monday.

The Department of Justice is now reportedly weighing charges against the ICE officer Christian Castro as Texas and Minnesota fight over the agent's extradition back to Minnesota.

The Chaska City Council voted to approve a liquor license that would allow alcohol to be consumed in public during certain special events.