Trial to begin for man accused in Minnesota mosque bombing
Jury selection is scheduled to begin Monday in the trial of the leader of an Illinois anti-government group who is accused of being the mastermind behind the 2017 bombing of a suburban Minneapolis mosque.
Interactive sculpture inspired by Northern Lights being installed at MSP
By the end of year, Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport will have a new signature piece of art in Terminal 1 for travelers to experience.
Suspect surrenders after hours-long standoff in Bloomington, Minn.
Police say a suspect has surrendered after an hours-long standoff that started after shots were fired as U.S. Marshals attempted to serve a warrant.
Cougar found in Twin Cities metro was likely alone, experts say
While the discovery of a cougar in the Twin Cities metro certainly has people talking, big cat experts say it doesn’t mean there are more of them.
DNR: Cougar struck and killed by vehicle in Bloomington
The Minnesota DNR says a cougar was struck and killed by a vehicle early Tuesday morning near I-494 and I-35W in Bloomington.
Man in stable condition after shooting in Bloomington, Minnesota
Police say a man is in stable condition after he was shot in the abdomen early Sunday morning in Bloomington, Minnesota.
Free COVID-19 testing events in Minnesota announced for next week
Next week marks the second in a four-week push for free COVID-19 testing throughout Minnesota due to increased community spread, according to the Minnesota Department of Health.
Metro Transit workers union rejects contract offer, authorizes strike 'if necessary'
A union representing Metro Transit workers has rejected an offer from Metro Transit and authorized a strike if necessary, the union said Wednesday.
2 men charged after violent home invasion in Bloomington, Minnesota
An elderly couple is recovering after a violent home invasion over the weekend in Bloomington, Minnesota.
Mall of America to open temporary space for 17 Twin Cities shops affected by pandemic, unrest
The Mall of America says it will open some of its space to Twin Cities businesses impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic and civil unrest.
2 in custody after scam, home invasion in Bloomington, Minnesota
Two men are in custody after a scam and home invasion involving an elderly Bloomington couple.
36 cats rescued from overcrowded Bloomington home, will soon be available for adoption
Three dozen cats and kittens will soon be available for adoption at the Animal Humane Society after they were removed from an overcrowded home in Bloomington, Minnesota.
After owner hurt in shooting, Bloomington roast beef shop sells out of food during reopening
After he was hurt in a shooting over the summer, the owner of a Bloomington restaurant was back to work on Thursday.
Man making racist comments attacks woman with tree branch in wildlife refuge in Bloomington, Minnesota
A man making racist comments attacked a woman with a tree branch while she was walking in a wildlife refuge in Bloomington, Minnesota Saturday, according to police.
Community recognizes WWII veteran's 98th birthday with car parade in Bloomington, Minn.
For one veteran, this was one of his most memorable birthdays ever.
YMCA program helps students from 14 Minnesota school districts return to school Tuesday
Tuesday marked day one for a lot of Minnesota students, but back to school varied depending on the school district.
Charges: Bloomington man killed wife before shooting at neighbors, critically injuring 12-year-old
A 48-year-old Bloomington man was charged Tuesday after shooting and killing his wife, shooting and critically wounding a neighboring 12-year-old, and shooting and seriously wounding another woman.
12-year-old injured in deadly shooting in Bloomington, Minnesota
Police in Bloomington, Minnesota say a woman was killed and two other people, including a 12-year-old girl, were injured following a triple shooting late Sunday night.
Bloomington School District: Staffing concerns don't allow for hybrid learning model, will start remote
The Bloomington School board unanimously voted to start the school year in distance learning late Monday night, saying it could not create a "viable district-wide staffing plan" for a hybrid learning model.