KSTP 5 Minneapolis-St. Paul MN

KSTP 5 Minneapolis-St. Paul MN

Hubbard Broadcasting, Inc.
4.2
News & Magazines
100,000+ Downloads

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What changed

Local news for Minneapolis–St. Paul

KSTP 5 Minneapolis-St. Paul MN is a local news app for people who want reporting focused on the Twin Cities and wider Minnesota area. Developed by Hubbard Broadcasting, Inc., it brings together coverage from 5 Eyewitness News in a format suited to checking headlines, regional updates, weather information, sports, and community stories.

What you can follow

The app is centered on news relevant to Minneapolis, St. Paul, and surrounding communities rather than a broad national news feed. Its coverage includes breaking local reports, Minnesota politics and public affairs, neighborhood developments, and stories affecting daily life across the region. Sports and lifestyle coverage add local interest beyond the main headlines.

  • Read Twin Cities and Minnesota news reports.
  • Check local weather forecasts and radar information.
  • Follow regional sports and lifestyle coverage.
  • Watch video reports from 5 Eyewitness News alongside written stories.

Designed for regular updates

A feed-based layout makes it possible to scan current stories and open the reports that matter most. Weather and top news are kept within easy reach, which is useful when checking conditions or looking for updates during a developing local event. The mix of articles and video gives readers more than one way to follow a story.

App details

KSTP 5 Minneapolis-St. Paul MN is listed in the News & Magazines category and has recorded 100,000+ installs. Its average rating is 4.204918 from 2,264 ratings, indicating established use among its audience. It is best suited to Minnesota residents, commuters, sports followers, and anyone who prefers local broadcast coverage over a general-purpose news aggregator.