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How Twin Cities organizations are supporting domestic violence survivors

Rows of purple candles lit up a swell of support for domestic violence survivors in St. Paul on Monday evening. Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz on Oct. 1 proclaimed October as Domestic Violence Awareness and Prevention Month. Ashley Grams explains why advocates say that help is more important than ever.

FBI agent on man charged in Mall of America attack plot: "Those were his decisions"

A teenager accused of planning a terror attack at the Mall of America. A judge ruled that the 18-year-old will stay behind bars while his case plays out in federal court. Earlier this month, investigators arrested Sheikhdoon Mohamud after he bought an assault rifle from an undercover informant. Mohamud's attorneys…

St. Paul city employees help church plant trees

City and county employees joined community volunteers Monday to plant trees at Camphor Memorial United Methodist Church in St. Paul's Rondo neighborhood, helping transform an open grassy area into a greener gathering space.

Notable Deaths in 2026

A look back at the esteemed personalities who've left us this year, who'd touched us with their innovation, creativity and humanity.

Can you taste the difference in dye-free Skittles and Starburst?

A USA Today reporter found no difference in flavor in Mars’ new naturally colored candies, sold only on Amazon since August. Starburst looked the most different, with a lighter, chalkier pink. Skittles kept their colors, and the dye-free M&M’s lose their blue and brown pieces.

Fire destroys St. Louis Park home

Investigators are working to determine the cause of a fire that destroyed a home and attached garage overnight Sunday in St. Louis Park, Minnesota.

St. Thomas law students help prisoners with clemency applications

Since the First Step Act was signed into law in 2018, efforts have been made to reduce the size of federal prisons. Students at St. Thomas School of Law are helping that effort, assisting prisoners with submitting clemency applications.

St. Thomas law students help prisoners with clemency applications

Since the First Step Act was signed into law in 2018, efforts have been made to reduce the size of federal prisons. Students at St. Thomas are helping that effort by assisting prisoners with submitting clemency applications. A student told Frankie McLister, it's work that'll impact his life forever.

Spotlight on beef as Minnesota midterms near

For the 25th year, future Minnesota beef farmers are taking over the State Fairgrounds for the annual Minnesota Beef Expo. This year, an expo leader says, is not like many in years past. For farmers, they've been some of the most profitable. A triple whammy of high demand, shrinking supply and drought deflated herds…

Schutz, Ellison discuss Operation Metro Surge during Minnesota AG debate

The candidates for Minnesota attorney general faced each other in a debate on Almanac, a public affairs show produced by Twin Cities PBS. Democratic incumbent Attorney General Keith Ellison and Republican candidate Ron Schutz touched on a variety of topics, including Ellison's actions during Operation Metro Surge.