Palestine protests on campus say protests are affecting their education. Student activists say the demonstrations outside Kaufman Memorial Union should not be seen as pro-peace or antiwar, and that many protesters are openly endorsing terrorism.

A recent article published by Field and Stream has sparked unnecessary fear and panic among deer hunters according to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. “There was no actual connection,” says the DNR’s Michelle Carstensen.

Minneapolis police are looking for suspects after a 14-year old boy was shot at a gas station overnight and later died. Preliminary information indicates the teen was in an SUV with other occupants when shots were fired from a second vehicle.

The Council on American-Islamic Relations is suing the University of Minnesota for allegedly firing a Muslim employee based on her Pro-Palestine posts.

From the band room to Orchestra Hall, it’s a dream weekend for 55 local music teachers. They’ve been chosen to perform side-by-side with Minnesota orchestra musicians this weekend.

The Phoenix Suns and their so-called Big Three return home to the desert in a big pickle. They’re going to have to figure out the Minnesota Timberwolves best-in-the-NBA defense and crawl out of a 2-0 hole.

Spring has sprung in our nasal passages. Experts say tree pollen is already high following an unusually warm winter. Dr. Neal Godse with the University of Minnesota Medical School is predicting a bad year for seasonal allergies.

Police in Brooklyn Park are asking the public’s tracking down an armed sexual assailant who attacked a woman Wednesday afternoon. Spokesman Elliot Faust says this type of crime is extremely rare.

North Oaks, Minnesota native Frankie Capan III made some history on the golf course Thursday. Capan shot a 13-under 58 on Thursday in Texas to tie the Korn Ferry Tour record for relation to par and match the second-lowest score in tour history.

It was quite a night for the QB-starved NFL teams including the Minnesota Vikings. Quarterbacks went off the draft board at a record-setting pace.

A Transit Assistance Program can make riding public transportation more affordable for eligible Metro Transit riders in the Twin Cities, dropping the price they pay for every ride to $1.

The largest cannabis event in Minnesota history at the Minneapolis Convention Center is this Friday and Saturday and the Lucky Leaf Expo couldn’t come at a better time says cannabis entrepreneur Sarah Gullickson.

An Owatonna production company is creating documentaries about the positive side of sports, including their current project. “Purple People Eaters” focuses on the dominant defensive line of the Vikings in the 1970’s.

An arrest has been made after a sexual assault and burglary in St. Paul. Police Chief Axel Henry says the suspect forced himself into a home, robbed the victim, and pulled out a weapon before sexually assaulting her.

If there’s a lesson Thursday afternoon for Twins fans, it is never lose hope when the White Sox are the opponent. The Chicago White Sox dropped to 3-22, wasting a two-run lead with a 6-3 defeat Thursday to Minnesota.

Cigarettes in the City of Minneapolis will cost more than in any other city in the country under plan approved by the City Council. The council unanimously approving a mandated minimum price of $15 per pack, up from roughly $10 per pack right now.

One day after Republican state senators introduced a motion to expel DFL State Senator Nicole Mitchell (Woodbury), she’s responding saying she will not resign and says the picture will change when more facts are known.

The St. Paul City Council approves a proposal for more than 100 miles of new, protected bike lanes in the city. City Planner Jimmy Shoemaker says the goal is to attract new riders who might otherwise be nervous about riding alongside traffic.

With several projects in the works, Metro Transit rolled out a tour of their rapid bus transit. WCCO’s Ari Bergeron took it all in and explains how they’re increasingly serving popular Twin Cities’ routes.

Republican State Senator Eric Lucero introduced a motion to expel DFL Senator Nicole Mitchell one day after she was formally charged with first degree burglary for allegedly breaking into her stepmother’s Detroit Lakes home early Monday morning.