Thursday expected to be busiest travel day at MSP since before pandemic
Airport officials estimate more than 35,000 people will travel through Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport on Thursday, many of them traveling over the MEA school break.
Thursday expected to be busiest travel day at MSP since before pandemic
Airport officials estimate more than 35,000 people will travel through Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport on Thursday, many of them traveling over the MEA school break.
Small Minnesota school bus company helps amid driver shortage
School districts across the country are still struggling to find ways to get all of their students to and from school amid a shortage in bus drivers. But now in St. Anthony, a small busing company founded by a refugee from Somalia is trying to help fix the problem.
Minneapolis police won't respond to overnight parking complaints under pilot program
Starting Monday, the City of Minneapolis is launching a pilot program that will no longer have Minneapolis police officers responding to overnight parking complaints.
REV Midwest: 5 governors commit to network for charging electric vehicles
Governors of five Midwestern states have reached a bipartisan agreement to forge a network for charging electric vehicles.
House prepares for clash over $1.5 trillion infrastructure bill
Pelosi said she wants to see the House pass Biden's, $1.5 trillion infrastructure bill Thursday, though she suggested the vote might face delays
NTSB: Amtrak train was going below speed limit before derailment
The National Transportation Safety Board briefed reporters Monday in Montana as investigators try to figure out what went wrong with Amtrak’s westbound Empire Builder train over the weekend. Three people were killed and seven were injured in the derailment.
Plane flips over during landing at Eden Prairie's Flying Cloud Airport
One person suffered minor injuries after a plane flipped over as it was landing at Flying Cloud Airport in Eden Prairie Thursday afternoon.
Union leaders say changes must be made to fix school bus driver shortage
As students return to the classroom, many districts are still coping with bus driver shortages across the state. Now, drivers are addressing the issue and how to fix it.
Mississippi highway collapse leaves 2 dead, at least 10 injured
A portion of a Mississippi highway collapsed, potentially caused by torrential rain in the area following Hurricane Ida, officials said.
Victoria plane crash: No distress call made from pilot, initial NTSB report says
The preliminary report from the National Transportation Safety Board says no distress call was made from the pilot before the fatal plane crash in Victoria earlier this month.
Metro Transit only operating 3 Minnesota State Fair express bus routes this year
Metro Transit announced this week it will be scaling back its express bus service to the Minnesota State Fair this year due to a shortage of drivers.
Plagued by cost overruns, Southwest light rail taps budget reserve
Southwest Light Rail, the biggest public works project in Minnesota history, tapped a lifeline Tuesday to keep construction of the over-budget and behind-schedule line moving.
Minnesota adopts 'clean car' rules to foster electric shift
Minnesota officially adopted regulations championed by Gov. Tim Walz on Monday to encourage the switchover to electric vehicles.
MSP Airport Police to implement body-worn camera program
Another Minnesota law enforcement agency is implementing a body-worn camera program.
Summer travel, economic recovery driving up gas prices
Drivers are facing pricier fill-ups as more people hit the road for work, travel and other activities that the virus pandemic halted. Higher demand for gasoline is running up against lagging supply as the energy industry slowly ramps up after more than a year of production and staff cuts.
Minnesota TSA employee facing charges after taking photos of female travelers
A Transportation Security Administration employee at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport is facing charges after taking photos of female travelers.
MnDOT prepares for major update on I-494 in south metro area
The Minnesota Department of Transportation is prepping for the Twin Cities metro area’s next major freeway upgrade: Interstate 494 through Eden Prairie, Bloomington and Richfield.
Metro Transit adjusting ride schedules on Aug. 21, masks required through September
As many Minnesotans prepare to return to the office this fall, Metro Transit is working to adjust its schedule.
Road worker dies after being hit by vehicle near Prior Lake Monday
The road worker who was hit by a vehicle near Prior Lake, Minnesota Monday afternoon has died from his injuries, according to the Scott County Sheriff’s Office.