Minnesota Matters

As debates heat up over federal presence in Minnesota, a key attorney general raises concerns about safety and political motives. It's a story that hits close to home.

A gathering of 2,200 at Split Rock Lighthouse brings together memories and music, as the haunting tale of the Edmund Fitzgerald lingers in the air.

As the bell tolls for those lost on Lake Superior, we reflect on the lessons learned from the Edmund Fitzgerald disaster and the sea's unpredictable nature.

What a morning on the Mississippi. A fishing trip turned serious when a boat capsized, leading to a dramatic rescue effort. Stay tuned for the details.

A heartbreaking tragedy unfolded at a local school, leaving a community shattered. The impact of this event is felt far beyond the classroom walls.

A regular school day shattered by gunfire reminds us all of the fragility of safety. This tragedy hits home for many local families.

A weekend attack at the Sherburne County Government Center has led to six felony charges against an Elk River man.

With the possibility of the death penalty on the table, this case shines a harsh light on the dark side of political life in our region.

A sea of flickering candles shone bright as the community gathered to remember a beloved leader lost too soon.

Minnesota’s U.S. Attorney Joseph Thompson has revealed that fifty-seven-year-old Vance Boelter, the man accused of killing Representative Melissa Hortman, her husband Mark, and gravely shooting and injuring Senator John Hoffman and his wife Yvette, actually visited two other state politicians homes on Saturday, and had forty-five names of Minnesota leaders on his list.