16 hrs ago | WCCO-TV
Woman Hit By Several Vehicles, Killed In Orono
AA female pedestrianA is dead after being struck by multiple vehicles in Orono, Minn.
20 hrs ago | KSTP
At Least 3 Cars Hit, Kill Woman in Orono
An Orono woman died after at least three cars hit her on busy Shoreline Driver, according to police.
Pillsbury Estate: Auction will mark end of grand era
I n photos, the former Pillsbury estate on Lake Minnetonka's Brackett's Point looks like a fairy-tale house in a paradise of water and woods.
Got a lot of dough? Former Pillsbury estate to be auctioned
Who could afford to buy such a house? How about the ex-CEO of United Health. With his golden parachute he could buy this house and seven more just like it.
Former Minnesota Vikings Owner's Mansion Auctioned
Share + Oct 28, 2009 9:50 am US/Central ORONO, Minn. 1 of 1 Former Minnesota Vikings co-owner James Jundt and his wife Joanne put the home on Lake Minnetonka up for sale for $53.5 million two years ago, but it hasn't sold.
1 of MN's most expensive homes goes on auction block
Sweeping views, elegant spaces and countless amenities...One of the most expensive homes in Minnesota is about to go on the auction block.
Do you have to do it all in fall?
Our most dreaded fall chore may not be as necessary as you think. For years, northern gardeners -- driven by an urge to clean, a Midwestern work ethic or a desire to control nature -- have felt compelled to tidy up before winter by pulling out annuals and vegetables and cutting perennials to the ground.
Wayzata Blvd. in Orono to Close
Wayzata Boulevard in Orono will be closed from 8:30 a.m. until 4 p.m. Thursday for emergency repairs to fix a bump across both lanes of the highway.
Tornado cleanup continues in northwest metro
Storms and at least two tornadoes ripped across the north metro area Saturday night with hail and heavy rain, triggering warning sirens, knocking down trees and causing power outtages.
A cold front triggered powerful thunderstorms Saturday night across east central and southeast Minnesota, including parts of the Twin Cities.
West metro continues cleanup following tornado
For nearly ten miles at a speed of up to 112 miles per hour, the weekend tornado that hit the west metro lasted minutes.
West metro continues cleanup following tornado
For nearly ten miles at a speed of up to 112 miles per hour, the weekend tornado that hit the west metro lasted minutes.
West metro continues cleanup following tornado
For nearly ten miles at a speed of up to 112 miles per hour, the weekend tornado that hit the west metro lasted minutes.
Tornadoes Causes Damage in Metro
A cold front triggered isolated showers and thunderstorms Saturday night across east central and southeast Minnesota, including parts of the Twin Cities, according to 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS meteorologists.
Back Roads -- 'Sing' revives values of community church
SOUTH TROY What other hymns should we sing? In the back of the South Troy American Heritage Community Church, Jim Erickson raised a hand that shook a bit with age.
Invasive plant takes root in Minnetonka
Flowering rush, an invasive water plant, has taken root as the latest unwelcome species in Lake Minnetonka -- this time probably through the actions of a gardener, not a boater, the Department of Natural Resources says.
Back Roads -- 'Sing' revives values of community church
SOUTH TROY What other hymns should we sing? In the back of the South Troy American Heritage Community Church, Jim Erickson raised a hand that shook a bit with age.
Is the Ely school board listening to voters?
I attended this week's school board hearing in the Ely High School media room regarding the benefits of 80 retired teachers and the $5 million bond that four to six people on the board can pass on to us, without our approval.
The Minneapolis-St. Paul Pioneer Press
Minnesota's response to swine flu infections scaled back
A Minneapolis elementary school is remaining open despite a probable H1N1 influenza infection, while a public preschool building in Hugo is closing for the week.
Probable MN Cases Drop, School Closures Rise
The number of H1N1 flu cases continues to multiply in the United States. The CDC says there are now 226 confirmed cases in 30 states.