Today, Leech Lake is warning about an online ad that's too good to be true. Then, what does it mean for a northern community to keep a local manufacturer? And, Minnesota schools set a new record, according to a newly released report. 

Today, why mosquito numbers could surge mid-summer. We look at how state tests may be failing some students and schools. And a Minnesota tribe is betting on the future. 

Target's decision to make a million-dollar donation is drawing even more criticism, communities in Greater Minnesota prepare for fire season, and electric vehicle drivers get a power boost.

In today's stories, a push to limit vaccine options in our state. We'll explore the debate around vaccine safety. Then, a familiar face steps in to save a Minnesota company.

A Supreme Court ruling on guns sparks debate over age and safety. Plus, how a shoplifter's arrest may have prevented a mass tragedy in our state.

Minnesota has a new State Senator. An incident in Rochester, Minnesota, brings questions about where we are as a society. And a St. Paul landmark will be getting a new name. 

An emergency quarantine has been instituted for parts of northern Minnesota. The fishing opener is this weekend. We explain why some have been fishing legally since the ice melted. And, why one Minnesota school district will be starting classes early in the fall. 

The state is making it easier for gun owners to keep their firearms safe. Some Minnesotans living with autism respond to claims by the federal government about the developmental disability. And, Native American healthcare clinics are bracing for major budget cuts. 

The state could end up paying to relocate a Minnesota sports landmark. Some Northern Minnesota towns are missing visits from their neighbors. And, are state pharmacies becoming an endangered species? 

A rescue operation saves hundreds of animals across the state. A proposed federal bill has some communities concerned about voter registration. And, Minnesota's largest credit union is spreading its wings.