Snow totals: 2.7 inches at MSP Airport plus some ice accumulation

The storm system that moved across Minnesota Sunday brought several inches of snow to the Twin Cities metro, as well as some ice accumulation. 

Guthrie Theater ends 'A Christmas Carol' run due to COVID-19 outbreak among cast

It will be an early end this holiday season for a Christmas tradition in Minneapolis as a COVID-19 outbreak among cast and crew members is forcing the Guthrie Theater to cancel the remaining shows for "A Christmas Carol."

Minneapolis shooting: Woman found on Longfellow Ave is 93rd homicide of 2021

Minneapolis police are investigating the city’s 93rd homicide of 2021 after a 41-year-old woman injured in a shooting was found Monday morning on Longfellow Avenue. She later died at the hospital.

Family: City crews ruined Leneal Frazier's memorial days before Christmas

The family of Leneal Frazier believes the city of Minneapolis played Scrooge when public works crews swept through his sidewalk memorial with a garbage truck and heavy machinery -- days before Christmas.

Founder of Twin Cities Recovery Project dies at 52 in Wisconsin car crash

A single car accident last week in Wisconsin claimed the life of three Minnesota residents. Among the victims, the founder and CEO of The Twin Cities Recovery Project.

Kim Potter trial: Guilty on all charges in Daunte Wright shooting

Kim Potter, a former Brooklyn Center police officer, has been found guilty of first-degree and second-degree manslaughter in the deadly shooting of Daunte Wright.

Kim Potter verdict recap: Guilty on all charges in Daunte Wright shooting, community reacts
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A Hennepin County jury found former Brooklyn Center police officer Kim Potter guilty of first-degree and second-degree manslaughter in the deadly traffic stop shooting of Daunte Wright. She is now the third police officer to be found guilty on charges related to an on-duty death in the state of Minnesota.

Met Council won't know Southwest Light Rail cost, timeline until 'sometime in 2022'

Metropolitan Council officials have been overseeing construction of the Southwest Light Rail line for several months without any idea -- at least not one they're willing to say publicly -- how long or how much it will cost to finish it.

Kim Potter trial: No verdict yet after 23 hours of jury deliberations

The jury in the Kim Potter trial entered a third day of deliberations Wednesday as they decide whether to convict the former Brooklyn Center police officer of manslaughter in Daunte Wright's traffic stop shooting death.

Community awaits decision in Kim Potter trial as jury deliberations drag on

Legal experts in the Twin Cities suggest that the jurors may be split over a verdict of guilty or not guilty on the charges of first and second degree manslaughter former Brooklyn Center Police Officer Kim Potter faces.

Kim Potter trial: 23 hours into jury deliberations and no verdict yet
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After a second full workday of deliberations on Wednesday, jurors in the trial of Kim Potter, the former officer charged in Daunte Wright's death, still haven't found consensus on a verdict.

Kim Potter trial: 3rd day of jury deliberations ends, no verdict yet

The jury in the Kim Potter trial has wrapped their third day of deliberations Wednesday without reaching a verdict. They will remain sequestered & continue their efforts on Thursday morning.

Kim Potter trial: Jury asks what happens if they can't reach verdict

In court Tuesday afternoon, the jurors asked Judge Chu the protocol if they were unable to reach a consensus on the verdict in the Potter trial.

NHL confident Winter Classic in Minneapolis will go on, despite COVID-19 worries
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As the new variant cancels some professional sports contests, the NHL says it expects the Winter Classic planned for New Year's Day in Minneapolis to go on without a hitch.

Kim Potter trial: No verdict yet after 5 hours of deliberations on Monday

Jurors wrapped up five-plus hours of deliberations on Monday without a decision in the trial of Kim Potter and are set to return Tuesday morning, Judge Chu said Monday deliberations would go until 6 p.m. and jurors are being sequestered at a hotel for the length of deliberations.

Kim Potter trial: No verdict after 5 hours of deliberations on Monday
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Jurors wrapped up five-plus hours of deliberations on Monday without a decision in the trial of Kim Potter and are set to return Tuesday morning, Judge Chu said Monday deliberations would go until 6 p.m. and jurors are being sequestered at a hotel for the length of deliberations.