Lifeguards performed CPR to help save the life a man found at the bottom of a pool at a Minneapolis YMCA Thursday night.

Once fans get to the Target Field on game day, many people are wondering where they should park.

Another glimmer of hope in the housing market, as the foreclosure rate appears to be leveling off nationwide. The same is true here in Minnesota, but no one’s

All the rain is increasing flooding fears across Minnesota and even the metro area. Fourteen counties are in a flood warning as the Minnesota River rises.

A Minnesota girl is bringing history to life by posting Twitter messages as Benjamin Franklin.

Lawmakers at the State Capitol are pushing to ban using cell phones while driving all together in Minnesota. This is a surprising announcement as the Chief

Minnesota State High School Hockey League officials say they expect the 5 millionth fan to attend the tournament on Thursday night at the Xcel Energy Center.

Minneapolis Mayor R.T. Rybak has declared Friday Darcy Pohland Day, in honor of WCCO-TV reporter Darcy Pohland, who passed away Friday, March 5.

St. Paul Police Department is investigating two reports of indecent exposure incidents on Tuesday.

The NFL attorney who oversees the league’s drug testing policy testified that there were several NFL players who were not disciplined for testing positive to

Chief Justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court Eric J. Magnuson said Thursday he is stepping down from his post after two years on the bench.

The Minneapolis Public School district has released the code yellow lockdown status at all school sites district-wide. Students are now free to exit the

A new committee in Washington County is trying help families dealing with autism. In 2009, 50 percent of calls to social workers were families in need of

April showers have arrived a month early in Minnesota, with thunder, lightning and burst of hard rain in westerns and southern Minnesota and the Twin Cities

There's a debate about a new window safety law. It went into effect last year, but now some lawmakers think it doesn't go far enough to keep kids safe.