MnDOT to remove trees along dangerous stretch of Hwy. 12 dubbed 'Corridor of Death'

The particularly dangerous stretch of Hwy. 12 has been nicknamed the "Corridor of Death" for the frequency of fatal crashes that occur there. Now, MnDOT is removing trees along the road to increase safety.

Delta temporarily suspends service between MSP and Seoul due to coronavirus concerns

Delta Airlines announced it will suspend service between Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport and Seoul, South Korea from Feb. 29 to April 30 due to global health concerns related to coronavirus.

MSP Airport’s 6 tips for spring break travelers

Before travelers take off, officials are sharing a few helpful tips to keep things running smoothly.

150,000 Minnesotans to receive technology surcharge refund from Driver and Vehicle Services

This impacts Minnesotans who were charged a registration technology surcharge twice when they transferred their title and renewed their vehicle registration at the same time.

Crashes, spinouts and delays: Minnesota deals with Monday snow

From MSP Airport, to Metro Transit and all the roads across southern Minnesota, some snowy conditions lead to delays Monday.

Royal Caribbean imposes ban following coronavirus scare

At least two dozen people were quarantined aboard a Royal Caribbean Cruise ship that docked in Bayonne Friday morning while they waited to be tested for coronavirus.

Minnesota Democrats announce legislation to decriminalize fare evasion on public transit

Minnesota Democrats say they plan to introduce a bill in the next legislative session that would decriminalize fare evasion on public transportation in the state. 

Delta, American and United suspend flights to China amid coronavirus outbreak

Both Delta and American Airlines have cut all flights to China as the deadly new coronavirus spreads. United is suspending flights to three big cities but will continue flying to Hong Kong.

Man sentenced to 75 years for deadly wrong-way crash wants guilty plea tossed

Attorneys for Serghei Kundilovski say their client only speaks broken English and didn’t know he could be sentenced to decades behind bars when he pleaded guilty.

U.S. looks to tighten rules covering service animals on planes

Airlines might soon be able to turn away cats, rabbits and all animals other than dogs that passengers try to bring with them in the cabin.

American among airlines canceling some China flights, cutting services due to coronavirus

American Airlines said Wednesday it will suspend flights between Los Angeles and both Shanghai and Beijing from Feb. 9 through Mar. 27. The airline cited "the significant decline in demand for travel to and from China."

Driver using cruise control spins out on I-35, goes over bridge onto railroad tracks

A pickup truck lost control on Interstate 94 in Owatonna, Minnesota Tuesday morning, hit the guardrail and went over the bridge, landing on the railroad tracks below.

Florida man arrested for pointing lasers as planes landed

Charlie Chapman Jr. aimed his laser pointer toward a plane four times and toward a sheriff's helicopter once as they tried to land last week at Sarasota Bradenton Airport, according to the Manatee County Sheriff's Office.