Coon Rapids launches an interactive map to spotlight local businesses, featuring video profiles and direct links, aiding residents and highlighting the importance of small businesses.

Ex-NFL player Thomas Burke's trial for child sexual abuse is set to start in Duluth, with allegations involving a 7-year-old made in 2021. Burke denies the charges.

Over 200 crashes occurred in Minnesota amid wintry weather, including two fatalities and numerous mishaps, highlighting the need for caution on the roads.

Two people were hospitalized for smoke inhalation after a townhouse fire in Roseville. Firefighters rescued them, and the cause is under investigation.

Emma Woods scored a game-winning goal in overtime, granting New York a 3-2 victory against Minnesota, overcoming an early game deficit and a missed penalty shot by Minnesota in OT.

Washington County's Winter Reads Program features local authors including Patrice Johnson, Emma Törzs, and Lou Raguse, with events at various libraries and a book review contest.

Forecasters warn of extreme cold in Minnesota with wind chills possibly reaching -35°F, prompting Wind Chill Advisories and Warnings in Minneapolis and surrounding areas. Residents are advised to take precautions against frostbite.

Wright County prepares for a storm with a focus on combating high winds and potential snow accumulation, despite the uncertainty of weather models. Cold temperatures will also limit the effectiveness of road chemicals.

A suspect with a criminal history was arrested after threatening a shooting at the University of Minnesota, prompting campus lockdowns and heightened security.

Patrick Roers was fatally shot at a Cloquet, Minnesota motel where he was training for a new job. His family and the community remember him as a cheerful, loving person with aspirations of starting a family.

Justice G. Barry Anderson of the Minnesota Supreme Court has announced his retirement effective May 10, after serving nearly two decades on the bench.

The Brooklyn Park Small Business Center has opened, offering various membership options for local entrepreneurs, from day passes and virtual services to fully furnished private offices.

Eden Prairie police officers distributed $50 bills, provided by an anonymous donor, to locals in need during the holiday season, a tradition supported by the Eden Prairie Crime Prevention Fund.