Severe weather that passed through during the day knocked out power for 74,000 customers across Minnesota. The vast majority ...

As of Tuesday night, Xcel said power had been restored to 90% of customers who lost electricity in the two nights of storms.

The highest gust confirmed so far was 99 mph in Iowa. A line of severe thunderstorms that swept across the Dakotas, southern ...

Minnesota is at risk for widespread wind damage, hail damage, and the potential for tornadoes and flash flooding on Monday ...

A second night of strong storms in Minnesota caused downed trees and left thousands without power in the Twin Cities metro.

A swath of southwest Minnesota has the greatest chances for severe weather with a risk level of 4 on a scale of 5.

Tori Keck says the tree caused major damage to her Owatonna home, as well as destroying many of her personal belongings.

Jeff Skindelien, who lives a mile south of Sunburg, was at a house without power on Monday attempting to clear away debris ...

Severe storms are possible later in the day, with a Level 4 enhanced risk in west central Minnesota and a Level 2 slight risk ...

Severe thunderstorms torn across a large chunk of Southeastern Minnesota and Northern Iowa late Monday night into early ...

Another round of intense severe weather is possible Monday afternoon and evening just as Minnesotans spent the day cleaning up from Sunday storms that toppled trees and left thousands without power.

ST. PAUL, Minn. (KFGO/MNN) – Severe storms and heavy rainfall continued to impact the region in July. Minnesota Assistant ...