Telling the story of Minneapolis through its oldest cemetery
The oldest cemetery in Minneapolis holds the lives of ordinary people who helped shape the city and the state. However, these stories are often the ones left out of the history books.
Gov. Walz completes 10-mile race with daughter at Twin Cities Marathon
Gov. Tim Walz, running alongside his daughter Hope, completed the ten-mile race that is part of the Twin Cities Marathon weekend of events on Sunday.
Fight at downtown Minneapolis strip club ends in shooting
A fight that police say started at Rick's Cabaret in Minneapolis moved outside and ended with a man being seriously hurt in a shooting.
Runners will see blue and green ribbons along TC Marathon route for Annunciation
Along the Twin Cities Marathon route, blue and green ribbons will be seen. It's in support of the Annunciation School shooting victims, where two children died, and 21 others were injured.
Minneapolis man ID'd after alleged arson, longtime friend charged with murder
A Minneapolis family is planning a funeral for their 39-year-old son, Housten Housley.
Hennepin Co. medical examiner asks public to help ID 2 bodies found decades ago
The Hennepin County Medical Examiner's Office released information on two unidentified men found in the Mississippi River in the 1990s in an effort to find out who they were.
Driver sentenced for fatal Lyndale Avenue crash in Minneapolis
A judge sentenced a man to 10 years in prison for his involvement in a DWI crash that left a woman dead and 10 other people injured.
Annunciation shooting: Students' acts of kindness reach Pope Leo XIV
Annunciation Catholic School continues to show incredible resilience in the wake of a mass shooting in August that left two students dead and injured nearly two dozen other people.
Twin Cities Marathon conditions 'less than ideal,' all races still 'full go'
We’re expecting a warm fall weekend across the state, but organizers with the Twin Cities Marathon say all activities will go on as planned.
St. Paul man draws on inspiration to sketch art at Minneapolis Institute of Art
A St. Paul man has found a unique way to get a new perspective on some classic creations.
Remembering legendary First Ave stage manager Conrad Sverkerson
First Avenue in downtown Minneapolis is mourning the loss of one of its own. Longtime stage manager Conrad Sverkerson has died. During his 37 years at the legendary venue, he was adored by bands, fans, and the staff.
Matt Pelikan announces run for Hennepin County Attorney's Office
A Minneapolis lawyer announced his candidacy for the Hennepin County Attorney's Office after Mary Moriarty announced she is not seeking reelection.
Sylvan Learning franchise owner files for bankruptcy, closes multiple tutoring centers
Parents who paid thousands of dollars for sessions said they could not even book tutors for their children or had sessions frequently canceled when a tutor was not available.
Replacements ‘Trouble Boys’ biopic planned by filmmakers
The long-storied history of legendary Minneapolis band The Replacements might finally make it to the big screen.