Popular Frozen Pizza Discontinued After 60 Years: What MN Shoppers Should Know

The frozen food staple was recently discontinued, according to reports.

St. Paul Sues Maplewood Over Police Firearm Training Facility

From time to time, neighbors say Linwood Avenue isn't as quiet as it was on Saturday.

Minneapolis School Board Members Propose Pause On School Closure Plans

The "transformation plan" would address declining enrollment and, the district says, "improve student experience."

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey Nominates Interim Chief Bill Peterson As City's Next Police Chief

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey is tapping Interim Chief Bill Peterson to permanently take on the mantle as the city's police chief.

Twin Cities Allina Hospice Nurses Reach Tentative Deal On First-Ever Union Contract

Nurses are scheduled to vote on the tentative agreement Monday.

45 Students Referred For Possible Charges After Homecoming Vandalism At MN High School

Police say a student used a staff member's key to get inside. The damage estimate now tops $24,000.

Gatorade Recall Impacts Certain Products Sold In MN

The recall impacts more than 122,000 cases of Gatorade distributed in Minnesota and dozens of other states.

Eden Prairie High School Students Return To Class With Homecoming Shooting Still Top Of Mind

Eden Prairie High School's homecoming dance was also canceled. It's unclear when that will be rescheduled.

89 Jobs Hang In The Balance As MN Greenhouse Pushes Back Closure

Revol Greens says a possible deal could keep its Medford greenhouse open. If not, the closure could come by Oct. 29.

Minneapolis Teacher Files Legal Claim Against Federal Government Following ICE Encounter Outside High School

Surveillance video shows the moment Quentin Williams came face to face with federal agents.

Noise From Mystic Lake Amphitheater Causing Problems For Neighbors Miles Away

Heather Chase is accustomed to aircraft noise, but this summer she began noticing another sound that would continue for hours.

Teen Suspected Of DWI Plows Through Cemetery Wall, Damages Graves In Central MN: Sheriff

The early-morning crash left an estimated $50,000 in damage, and the driver was found a short time later, authorities said.

MN Ranked Among Top 10 Happiest States

To determine where Americans have the best combination of economic, emotional, physical and social health, WalletHub looked at 30 metrics.

Payroll Worker Gets Prison For Stealing $1.2M From MN Truck Company

Prosecutors say she hid the theft for nearly eight years inside the company's own payroll system. Here's how the scheme worked.

Man Shot At Aircraft Sent To Stop Minnesota's Wildfires: Feds

A federal grand jury indicted a 48-year-old after bullet damage was found on an aircraft that fought a northern Minnesota wildfire.

Buick, Chevy Suburban Collide In Fatal Crash On Highway 32 In Central MN

The State Patrol says a Buick Envision and a Chevy Suburban collided Sunday evening near 183rd Street Northeast.

Twin Cities Gas Prices Surge 15 Cents Overnight As Business Owners Feel The Pinch

"I'm hearing what other industries are facing. They're telling me in real time what they're seeing," said Chey Eisenman, a business owner.

85-Year-Old Thwarts Armed Home Intruder's Attempt To Steal Car

The incident began Tuesday afternoon in St. Paul's Highland Park neighborhood, when the homeowner said a man entered her home in the back.

This Plus-Size Clothing Business Faced A $90,000 Bill Because Of Tariffs. Then The Community Came Together To Help

"Not in a million years thought that this would ever happen," owner Devin Beach said.

Martin McDonagh's "Wild Horse Nine" With John Malkovich To Open 2026 Twin Cities Film Fest

The festival runs Oct. 15-24 at the Marcus West End Cinema at The Shops at West End and the Edina Mann 4 Theatre at 50th and France.

Minnesota County Warns Brides, Grooms To Stay Away From This Wedding Venue

The county said it warned him for years. Now a judge says pay a $5,000-per-event fine or stop hosting them.

Update: USDA Says No Rural Development Layoffs Planned

State officials reversed an earlier notice about job cuts at three Minnesota offices.

University Of Minnesota Removes License Plate Reader In Cedar-Riverside Neighborhood

The camera is mounted near Riverside and Cedar avenues, not far from campus.

Inver Grove Heights City Council Approves Moratorium Carve-Out For Proposed Data Center

In June, the city government approved a one-year moratorium on data center construction after public outcry.

Trump Plan Would Bar Millions Of Americans From Voting By Mail, States Tell Supreme Court

Less than two months before the Nov. 3 elections, at least two states have already begun sending ballots to voters.

Witness To Alex Pretti Shooting Interviewed By Federal Investigators, Indicating Ongoing Probe Into Shooting

"It's taking a tremendous amount of courage for Wynnie to be here today to tell her story," attorney Trisha Pohland said. "

Minnesota Manufacturer Closing, Cutting 55 Jobs

A state notice details the shutdown timeline and job types affected at the southeastern Minnesota plant.

Two Kids Seriously Injured In Boat Crash On Big Kandiyohi Lake

Deputies say a tube collided with an unoccupied boat Sunday evening.

MN 18-Year-Old Charged With Kidnapping, Strangling Girlfriend

Court documents say the 18-year-old drove his girlfriend to two locations and strangled her before returning her to school.

Vance Boelter To Make Second State Appearance After Revealing Defense Strategy

Filings from his lawyer indicate that he'll be relying on the defenses of "reasonable use of force," and "double jeopardy."

See Where MN Lands In Ranking Of America's Hardest-Working States

The ranking considered 10 indicators, including average workweek hours and share of workers with multiple jobs, according to WalletHub.

iPhone Crash Alert Led Deputies To Fatal Wreck, Woman Now Charged

Asked how much she'd had to drink before the fatal crash, Shianne Lee Escobar told a deputy that's a question for her lawyer, court records

2 MN State Parks Ranked Among 10 Worst Nationwide For Tick-Borne Illness

“The parks on this list are not places to avoid; they are places to enter prepared,” WorldAtlas reported in its ranking.

Minnesota Joins Multi-State Title X Suit Against Trump Administration To Protect Birth Control Funding

Attorney General Keith Ellison said health care decisions belong to patients and their doctors — not the government.

Minnesota Republicans Add Security To State Fair Booth As Campaign Season Heats Up

At the Minnesota State Fair, visitors can find pronto pups, pickle pizza and, every year, no shortage of politicians.

HCMC ER Director Recalls All-Hands-On-Deck Response After Annunciation Mass Shooting

Less than 15 minutes: That's how much time the staff at HCMC in Minneapolis had to prepare for the task of a lifetime.

14-Year-Old With Gunshot Wound Prompted Lockdown At Maplewood Hospital

The St. Paul Police Department said a 14-year-old boy with a gunshot wound to the leg arrived at M Health Fairview St. John's Hospital.

Alcohol Suspected In Fatal Head-On Crash In Central MN

A Saint Cloud man crossed the center line on Highway 95, killing a 77-year-old Audubon woman, State Patrol says.

Dayton's Releases A Summer Santa Bear For The Minnesota State Fair

In 2022, 15 years after Macy's had stopped making the bears, Santa Bear came back.

Minnesota State Fair Expands ASL Interpretation, Sensory-Friendly Spaces For 2026

The fair offers American Sign Language interpretation throughout its run, including roving interpreters available from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.