St. Paul

State health officials are advising that some vulnerable groups of people should not eat fish caught from certain parts of the Mississippi River due to a mixture of pollutants found in fish tissues. 

Minnesota’s marijuana law is changing to give businesses a head start on next year, but a license lottery has some people green with envy.

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan visited a St. Paul school library to show support for legislation to take on book bans.

A bill has been introduced by legislators to create a new state office to promote Minnesota as a movie location.

A gun control drama played out at the Minnesota Capitol on Thursday when a rare agreement caused friction.

A St. Paul police officer was responding to a burglary in progress when a car crashed into his squad car and another car at an intersection Thursday morning. 

A teen is being charged as an adult after being accused of shooting another teen in St. Paul in February, who died more than a week later.

Prosecutors are declining to file charges against police in the deadly shooting of Yia Xiong in St. Paul.

Darby, a 14-month-old American Black Lab, started duty with St. Paul police only one week ago with a unique role.

Michael Cain, musician and professor at MacPhail Center for Music, launched his Ekwe app. It allows anyone from amateur to professional musicians to compose their own music.

After an abnormally warm and nearly snow-less winter, we’re now in a strangely nearly pothole-free spring.

A 20-year-old man is facing charges after a Ramsey County deputy was hurt earlier this month while being shot at during a chase. 

Another busy weekend is in store for the Twin Cities, thanks to big events being held in the downtown areas.

A man was fatally shot in St. Paul overnight in what police are describing as a "complex" case given the two different crime scenes.

Since fourth grade, Yasreen Benlhabib has spent a couple of afternoons a week building autonomous robots out of plastic bricks.