State auditors say Minnesota's five-star Assisted Living Report Card leaves out substantiated abuse findings, and one facility's rating hid a case tied to a death.

Chief Brian Hubbard says the cameras helped solve crimes, but Crystal is ending its Flock Safety contract entirely amid resident pressure.

Woodland Hills Church plans to bring back the nearly 60-year-old cinema with weekend-only screenings and $5 tickets for everyone.

State officials say a Twin Cities pest firm may have issued bogus negative rabies results to customers who had bats or other wild mammals submitted for testing on their behalf.

Logan Alway, 17, went under three times as friends tried to save him. His family is raising funds for his funeral.

M15 Inc. terminated staff at Burnsville, Maplewood, Roseville and North Branch Denny's without warning as it plans Chapter 7 bankruptcy.

One Hopkins family says their middle schooler waited an hour for a bus that never showed. The superintendent says the district needs to improve.

U.S. Fire Insurance settled with 145 survivors just weeks before a fourth trial in Rochester was set to begin.

Rajesh Mehta must pay $200,000 and can't run a Minnesota nonprofit again after Act for Cause folded in a St. Paul fraud settlement.

Donald Battey, 69, was riding a 1991 Harley when he collided with a van near Glasgow Township, the same stretch that killed a rider days earlier.

A Hungarian fan's petition topped 250 signatures after estate manager Charles Spicer Jr. admitted he misled fans about edits to Calabama.

A brief severe thunderstorm warning hit downtown Minneapolis Thursday, but the real danger shifted north toward Fargo.

Minneapolis starts Thursday clear and humid before showers and thunderstorms move in. Heat returns Friday, while storm chances linger through Labor Day.