Minnesota Vikings’ Bynum hosts turkey giveaway in Burnsville despite visa issues
Following a big Vikings win on Monday Night Football in late October, safety Camryn Bynum made headlines around the world, when he used his post-game interview to bring attention to his wife Lalaine’s tough situation in the Philippines.
Voters approve, extend tax increases in several Minnesota cities
Despite concerns about inflation and a 2024 presidential election ahead, voters throughout Minnesota approved several ballot questions aimed at maintenance of city utilities, as well as, projects for future use of its residents that either raised or extended taxes.
Charges: Little Canada man accused of killing sex worker at Eagan hotel
According to the charges, 25-year-old Philip Wong admitted to meeting up with the sex worker at an Eagan hotel but denied harming her. However, police say a friend of Wong's told them he had admitted to them that he "choked out" the sex worker.
Bryce Borca's family marks 1 year since his disappearance with heartfelt message
Bryce Borca’s family is reflecting on the year that’s passed without him in a heartfelt statement.
Chilling decor: West St. Paul neighborhood braces for frosty Halloween
With Halloween right around the corner, one block on Sperl Street in West St. Paul is decked out with skeletons for the holiday. But with the change in weather, it feels like Mother Nature may have a bone to pick with Minnesota.
Farmington's 'Mr. Halloween' uses spooky spectacle to feed community
A huge Halloween attraction in Farmington is also helping to feed people in the city. It’s also a labor of love for a widower, honoring his late wife.
Wild video: Man arrested at gunpoint on Highway 62 in Edina
Traffic cameras captured the moments as a man was taken into custody at gunpoint by police on Highway 62 in Edina.
Fireworks cause Farmington house fire: Police
A fire at a home in Farmington over the weekend is believed to have been caused by fireworks.
Raccoons are behaving oddly in Burnsville; people should stay away: Officials
Some raccoons in Burnsville are exhibiting odd behavior, and officials are asking people to stay away from them.
South St. Paul students go to council in effort to save historic Armour Gates
A group of middle school students are fighting to save a piece of South St. Paul history, and now their efforts have gotten the attention of the city council.
Brother-sister duo from Burnsville continue to hit high note with music career
When we first met Austin and Taryn Durry, they were celebrating a viral hit song on TikTok. Now, Durry has released their first full album and are set to play a sold-out show at First Avenue.
Eagan Police Department reinstates school resource officer program
Eagan police said Thursday it will reinstate its school resource officer (SRO) program.
Teen charged in Eggroll Queen food truck theft
An 18-year-old man is facing a felony charge for allegedly stealing a bag of cash from the Eggroll Queen food truck at the South St. Paul Farmers Market.
Inver Grove Heights says water remains safe to drink after another elevated radium reading
While the recent tests were again elevated, the City of Inver Grove Heights notes the yearly average is still in the acceptable range for radium.