More people than the entire population of Minneapolis, or half a million, were estimated to go fishing in Minnesota this past weekend. WCCO looks at how the tradition stacks up with other outdoor events that keep the state's economy running.

This NFL insider goes into the "two roads" that the Vikings will go down when it comes to their general manager search.

It wouldn’t be dramatic to rank the last few weeks among the most consequential in Minnesota Wild franchise history. Minnesota seems to have found a franchise goaltender in Jesper Wallstedt, Matt Boldy is developing into a superstar,

Lawmakers at the Minnesota are set to debate legislation that supporters say would hold Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers accountable in the wake of Operation Metro Surge.

A pickup truck driver with a lengthy history of traffic violations was jailed on suspicion that he was drunk when he crashed into a motorcyclist at a northern Minnesota intersection, officials said. The motorcyclist died.

On Monday, the Minnesota Senate is voting on a bill that would restrict immigration agents from conducting operations near courthouses, health care facilities and schools. The bill is likely to pass along party lines but, it has little chance of becoming law.

The Minnesota Senate on Monday unanimously gave final approval to a new statewide Office of Inspector General to fight fraud, sending the legislation to Gov. Tim Walz's desk for signature in what supporters see as a significant step to combatting theft of taxpayer money in public programs that's beleaguered the state for years.

We Push for Peace nonprofit allegedly collapsed after directors pocketed $6.5 million meant for community violence prevention work in Minnesota.