Emergency dispatch records outline a chaotic, deadly scene.

The Bell Museum is organizing a three-day event; plus, the gravel cycling national championships and a national parks film.

Well have fresh air again, with a few T-storms popping Friday night.

The new fire chief last served as an executive director of fire and emergency medical services in Saudi Arabia.

Hes accused of being high during a hit-and-run crash at 100 mph on a Twin Cities interstate.

Carlton Johnson II had a criminal record and a recent restraining order for threatening to kill the mother of his child, but the only way to deny him a gun permit would have been a sheriffs investigation.

The City Council is considering an ordinance that would require companies like Waymo to get a city license and have a safety monitor in autonomous vehicles.

Following his prison time, Jeremy Plonski will be put on court-supervised release for 15 years.

Charles Workman, of Prior Lake, spent some of the money from his swimming pool clients on gambling and a horse.

Plus: Prepare for a post-Labor Day ad blitz.

While one center will reopen, employees still worry the closures of CARE centers will leave fewer options for Minnesotans with severe addiction and mental illness.

Another day with temperatures above 80 degrees. Dew points drop into 50s Wednesday and Thursday.

No suspect has been identified.

Two men were sent to the hospital and have injuries that are not life threatening, police say.

Call it the influencerfication of the fair. The internets cool kids are embracing the folksy vibe at the Great Minnesota Get-Together.

Leigh Foster produced a film from his spring 2025 ride from Chicago to St. Paul. Its gotten 128,000 YouTube views and counting.

The new marketing effort, which replaces the Driven to Discover campaign, wont have a tagline after the slogan Leave a Future was criticized last spring.

They want the rapid bus line shifted from Como Avenue to busier and wider streets.

Hennepin County is keeping the project alive but says it needs the Met Council to chip in to cover construction costs.

Some much-needed precipitation is expected late Monday.

A neighborhood disagreement that began after a dog knocked a woman down ended with a man seriously wounded. Both men involved are now facing charges.

Only time will tell if our efforts to save the iconic butterfly will pay off.

Also: Paul Douglas explains why Minnesota meteorologists are still getting used to reporting air quality.

The Minnesota town that famously stood up to the James-Younger Gang is marking 150 years since that September day.

We could use a break from the heat, humidity and lack of rain, but well have to wait a little longer.