MN bill that would remove 'duty to retreat' requirement from law fails House vote
Minnesota lawmakers in the House of Representatives voted down a bill that would have removed the duty to retreat from the state's self-defense laws, but it failed on the House floor.
St. Paul man wanted for multiple sexual assaults taken into custody: Police
Police say a St. Paul man wanted in connection with multiple sexual assaults dating back to 2023 was taken into custody on Monday.
Minnesota weather: Twin Cities see largest snowfall of the season
The March snowstorm is officially the largest snowfall of the season in the Twin Cities.
For a Minnesota company, pinching pennies is big business
Some may say the penny is past its prime, but it is still a big deal for a small company in Little Canada.
St. Paul Green Line train fatally strikes pedestrian
One person is dead after being struck by a light rail train in St. Paul on Wednesday afternoon.
Minnesota transgender man killed in New York seeing girlfriend was tortured for month
Authorities in New York say seven people have been indicted by an Ontario County, New York grand jury in the February murder of Sam Nordquist, a transgender man from Minnesota.
MN weather: Snow totals from MSHSL boys hockey tournament team cities
The Minnesota State High School League boys hockey tournament is set to begin at the Xcel Energy Center amid a snowstorm on Wednesday.
Snow emergencies declared in Minneapolis, St. Paul amid snowstorm
Snow emergencies have been declared in Minneapolis and St. Paul as the Twin Cities saw its largest snowfall of the season so far.
Semi teetering on the edge of snowy overpass in Maplewood
A semi-truck driver nearly went off a snowy overpass on Interstate 694 in Maplewood during Wednesday morning's snowstorm.
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Metro Transit, SouthWest Transit resume service after snowstorm
After suspending service during Wednesday morning's snowstorm, several public transportation options have resumed operations throughout the Twin Cities metro.
Minnesota bill would bar counties from charging people for mobile crisis services
Minnesota counties and tribes would be barred from directly charging people for mobile crisis services under a proposed measure heard at the Legislature Tuesday.
Robert Crimo III pleads guilty in Highland Park parade shooting
Robert Crimo III, charged in the 2022 Highland Park Fourth of July parade shooting, pleaded guilty on all counts Monday morning.
St. Paul police mourn death of retired Officer Felicia Reilly
Retired police Officer Felicia Reilly, who served 17 years with the St. Paul Police Department, died over the weekend.
Massive fire destroys St. Paul business
A massive fire ripped through a St. Paul flooring business on Sunday, causing the roof to collapse, officials said.
Field trip for St. Paul 'students of color' canceled after discrimination complaint filed
A community member who lives in the Twin Cities said he filed a complaint with the Office of Civil Rights on Tuesday after seeing a parent’s concern online over a field trip at a St. Paul Public Schools High School that allegedly restricted participated.
St. Paul man fatally stabbed wife; baby found near victim: Charges
A St. Paul man is accused of fatally stabbing his wife after accusing her of infidelity.