Things to do in Minnesota: 5 things to do this weekend (March 28-30)
Wolves and Wild are in crunch mode, celebrating the music of Frank Sinatra and the Grateful Dead, and your chance to pick up some classic spring fashion, all going on this weekend in the Twin Cities.
Can Can Wonderland named No. 2 mini golf course in USA Today ranking
Can Can Wonderland in St. Paul was selected the No. 2 destination for mini golf in USA Today’s 10 Best edition for Readers’ Choice Awards.
New Brighton postal worker accused of using meth before crash
A New Brighton postal worker is accused of being high on methamphetamine while being involved in a crash with her work truck, according to charges filed Monday in Ramsey County Court.
Children playing with matches caused brush fire in Shoreview
Fire officials say two children playing with matches sparked a 20-acre brush fire in Shoreview over the weekend.
MN senator arrested: Prosecutors seek new detention hearing after new incident
Federal prosecutors are asking a court to reconsider the release of now-former Minnesota Senator Justin Eichorn after they say he tried to prevent authorities from examining a laptop.
Meet the women behind some of the biggest events in the Twin Cities
From musicians taking the stage to puck drop at Minnesota Wild games, behind the scenes, helping draw crowds to the Xcel Energy Center for the past 25 years is Kelly McGrath, who became general manager of the Xcel Energy Center about a year and a half ago.
Some VA workers in St. Paul returning to work, future murky
The reorganization of Veterans Affairs has many employees wondering if they have a job or not. The agency that provides healthcare and services for millions of veterans is going through cuts under the Trump Administration.
How President Trump's tariffs may affect Minnesota grocery stores
President Donald Trump is set to impose a 25% tariff on products from Mexico and Canada in less than two weeks. The Trump Administration says it's taking action because both countries are not putting an end to the alleged flow of drugs across borders. Once in effect, it could cause prices to go up at grocery stores.
METRO Gold Line opens in east Twin Cities metro
Elected officials gathered on Saturday to celebrate a milestone accomplishment. Saturday was the first day of operations for the new METRO Gold Line, a frequent all-day bus service along a 10-mile stretch of Interstate 94 in the east metro.
Hope Dental Clinic in St. Paul closing after more than 60 years
Hope Dental Clinic, a longtime St. Paul office known for serving uninsured patients, is closing its doors after more than 60 years in business.
St. Paul mayor, Wild owner take Xcel Energy Center renovation plan to lawmakers
It’s hard to believe the Xcel Energy Center has hit a quarter century, with most fans agreeing the arena doesn’t seem to show its age.
Roseville's role in the board game realm
Roseville is home to offices for the North American headquarters of one of the biggest board game publishers in the world.
MNprov Live uses comedy to build up people with disabilities
One of the principles of improv is accepting an idea and building on it. That's exactly what the performers in MNprov Live are doing by embracing the power of play.
St. Paul asking $384 million from state for Xcel Energy Center renovations
The home of the Minnesota Wild needs a facelift, and officials with both Xcel Energy Center and the City of St. Paul are looking for the state to pay for at least half of it.



















