A City Council ordinance would require paid human safety monitors in every driverless vehicle operating in Minneapolis, with a hearing set for September 22.

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

Daily speeding tickets dropped from 73 to 24 at Minneapolis's first camera sites, and 11 more corridors are now in line.

Columbia Heights votes Sept. 14 on a plan that would cut lanes, add roundabouts and speed up buses along a corridor with some of Minnesota's most dangerous intersections.

The Wednesday groundbreaking adds 25% more capacity as the Twin Cities braces for 350,000 more residents by 2050.

Crews will hoist the historic iron truss onto new concrete piers Monday, linking Sibley Park and Land of Memories Park for the first time.

Realife Cooperative residents say buses passing 50 feet from their windows could tank their home values and their peace.

After the Trump administration tried to cancel its funding, St. Paul’s Evie carshare network is finally charging cars on the East Side.

The new link connects neighborhoods to Highway 10 and Lake Waconia via a state-backed matching grant, city and county officials say.

An off-site FAA equipment failure in Farmington, not MSP itself, triggered the Thursday afternoon shutdown, officials say.

The 1971 tank's teardown comes two months after a federally funded pipe project made it obsolete in Zumbrota.

MnDOT’s 2026 slate tops 200 projects statewide, and the agency is collecting public feedback on a nine‑mile I‑694 study that could reshape Twin Cities commutes.

Phase one of the Lac Qui Parle emergency spillway rehab is complete, stabilizing about 1,300 feet after flood delays and seepage struggles. Phase 2 is slated to begin in August 2026.