Spanish-language radio station destroyed in riots looks for new start in Twin Cities
After losing a radio studio to the fires after George Floyd's death, a local entrepreneur is working to rebuild.
Richfield Fire Chief expected to recover after suffering cardiac arrest
The Richfield Fire Chief is recovering after suffering cardiac arrest at his home Wednesday morning, according to Assistant Fire Chief Mike Dobesh.
Families mourning after fatal crash on I-35W in Richfield, Minnesota
The Minnesota State Patrol is still investigating what caused a 21-year-old St. Paul man to drive the wrong way on Interstate 35W in Richfield when he crashed into an SUV, killing three others. The driver also died.
Medical Examiner: 21-year-old drove wrong way on I-35W, resulting in crash that killed 4
The four people who died in a wrong-way crash on I-35W in Richfield, Minnesota Saturday night have been identified as two Sioux Falls, South Dakota residents, a Lakeville, Minnesota resident and a St. Paul resident.
4 killed in wrong-way driving crash on I-35W in Richfield, Minnesota
Four people died and one person suffered life-threatening injuries after a crash involving a wrong-way driver on Interstate 35W in Richfield, Minnesota Saturday night.
Wife files wrongful death lawsuit against Edina, Richfield, officers involved in Brian Quinones shooting death
The wife of Brian Quinones, who was shot and killed by law enforcement last fall, has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the City of Edina, the City of Richfield and the individual officers involved in her husband’s shooting death.
Students, teachers create George Floyd tribute on Richfield fence
Students and teachers in Richfield, Minnesota are finding artistic ways to express themselves following the death of George Floyd.
Richfield restaurant offers free meals for kids to thank community for support
El Tejabar, started by a mother and father and managed by their son and daughter, opened during a recession 12 years ago and now the family faces another crisis.
Police investigating after shots fired following road rage incident in Richfield, Minnesota
Police are investigating after a road rage incident led to shots fired in Richfield, Minnesota. No one was injured.
50 hours and 18 gallons of paint later, Richfield man completes driveway mural
A man Richfield, Minnesota embraced the beautiful weather and extra time to paint an incredible mural on his driveway.
Best Buy to furlough 51,000 store employees nationwide amid COVID-19 pandemic
Best Buy announced Wednesday it will furlough approximately 51,000 employees in the U.S. as its stores remain closed nationwide aside from curbside pickup during the COVID-19 pandemic.
As coronavirus puts many out of work, some Minnesota businesses need workers
Efforts to slow the spread of coronavirus have had a massive impact on the economy in Minnesota and across the globe.
Minnesota family celebrates grandfather's 100th birthday through window
A Richfield, Minnesota man reached a milestone birthday this week.
Richfield preschool teacher keeps connected with students through storytime
While the coronavirus pandemic has disrupted the lives of people across the globe, it is also putting on display some great examples of human ingenuity. It has people finding new and different ways to stay in touch while they can physically see each other.
Power outage affecting Xcel Energy customers in Bloomington, Richfield and Edina
Xcel Energy customers in Bloomington, Richfield and Edina were without power for a short period of time Wednesday morning.
494 westbound lanes closed at Highway 5 near airport for crash
Troopers blocked most traffic lanes headed westbound on I-494 westbound near MSP Airport for a crash Wednesday night.
No charges filed against Richfield, Edina officers in fatal shooting of Brian Quinones
The Hennepin County Attorney’s Office has declined to file criminal charges against the Richfield or Edina police officers in the deadly shooting of Brian Quinones in September.
'I'm grateful': Boy survives drowning at Richfield Middle School pool
The 12-year-old boy went into the deep end to hang out with friends during gym class when he went under.
Minnesotans race against the clock to finish fall work before winter storm
With snow expected to blanket much of the state Tuesday night into Wednesday, public works and construction crews are racing to finish their fall chores.
Twin Cities metro school districts use Give to the Max Day to pay off lunch debts
As school lunch shaming in Minnesota makes national headlines, local school districts are doing what they can to make a difference