Traffic

Snow emergencies have been declared in Minneapolis and St. Paul as the Twin Cities saw its largest snowfall of the season so far. 

A semi-truck driver nearly went off a snowy overpass on Interstate 694 in Maplewood during Wednesday morning's snowstorm.

An overnight and early morning snowstorm led to numerous crashes on roadways in the Twin Cities and across southern Minnesota on Wednesday. 

A crash in Tonopah that left four people dead closed Interstate 10 for much of the day on Saturday, March 1.

The potential locations are spread throughout the city, with leaders saying locations have been prioritized based on recent injury crash locations.

Police have set up new cameras along Highway 7 that use artificial intelligence to identify when drivers are using their cell phones or committing other traffic violations.

A crash in Oakport Township, Minnesota left one driver dead and another arrested on Saturday evening. 

A man is dead after a snowmobile crash in St. Louis County on Thursday night.

A semi-tanker rollover in St. Paul led to 1,500 gallons of salt brine being spilled and washing down a nearby drain.

Traffic cameras at stop lights that could lead to tickets for speeding and red light running could be debuted in Minneapolis and other cities beginning later this summer.