The University of Minnesota study found that habitat, not wolf scent, affects deer movement at bait sites, challenging assumptions about predator influence on deer behavior.

Minnesota State Rep. Peter Fischer is recovering well after a heart attack that led to immediate surgery. Urging others to attend to health warnings, he expects to resume his duties soon.

The Rec Center is hosting a puzzle competition, Puzzlepalooza Party, on February 19 where teams compete to complete a 500-piece jigsaw puzzle. Registration is $35 per team and closes on February 11.

Apple Valley's Mid-Winter Fest offers free festive activities, food, and drinks at Johnny Cake Ridge Park West on February 3rd, with a Medallion Hunt for a prize.

A body was found frozen in a Minneapolis channel, with the cause of death and the deceased's identity still unknown. Authorities continue to investigate the incident.

The Olson Memorial Highway bridge in North Minneapolis now features a new artistic railing with over 300 glass enamel panels by 15 local Black artists, as announced by MnDOT on Twitter.

Mankato's police and fire departments held an Oath of Office ceremony for eight new police officers, two firefighters, and the promotion of two sergeants.

Two suspects known to the victim carried out a robbery in Brooklyn, assaulting the resident and stealing money and clothes. Police investigate the ongoing case.

Northern Taphouse is opening a new location in Woodbury, bringing its signature burgers and bloody marys to the site of a former Perkins restaurant on Currell Blvd.

Kirill Kaprizov led the Minnesota Wild to a 6-4 win over the Florida Panthers, scoring twice in a game featuring five Wild power-play goals. Marc-Andre Fleury and Filip Gustavsson shared goaltending duties due to Fleury's injury.

A parent accidentally shot himself in the leg while playing basketball at a St. Paul school event; he was arrested for illegal gun possession on school grounds and reckless discharge.

The U.S. Pond Hockey Championships are taking place on Lake Nokomis in Minneapolis, with participants from across the globe competing in frigid conditions for the Silver Scoop and Golden Shovel.

A federal judge decided against stopping the clearance of Minneapolis' Camp Nenookaasi, leading to the eviction of homeless residents due to safety concerns.