AAA Minneapolis and Minnesota law say right-on-red drivers must yield to protected left-turns. Nicollet Ave. bridge will close March 2 for long-term repairs.

Cloudy morning, sunny afternoon with highs near 29°F. Rapid warmup to the 40s–50s midweek; late-week rain chances return.

Light snow moves in Saturday morning. Most of the metro will see 1–2 inches; the river valley could pick up 2–4 inches.

A St. Paul federal judge has ordered Minnesota’s U.S. attorney and DHS officials to appear March 3 after dozens of released detainees were returned without IDs, phones or cash. The court consolidated 28 cases and warned of contempt if property isn’t returned.

Out‑of‑state activists are converging on the Twin Cities for upstander trainings that teach legal‑observer skills, whistle codes and rapid‑response tactics organizers say blunt ICE operations.

St. Paul is redirecting roughly $1.4M to its Emergency Rental Assistance program and funding two staffers to speed payouts as demand rises after recent federal enforcement. Officials say the money will help dozens of families a month.

Warm Friday turns blustery with gusts up to 30 mph. A narrow band of light snow may clip areas south of I‑94 Saturday morning.

A UMN public‑health alert ties ByHeart powdered formula to 51 infant botulism cases across 19 states. All infants were hospitalized; officials report no deaths so far.

A police chase over a vehicle wanted in theft probes ended near Highway 100 in Robbinsdale; three adults were arrested and no one in the other car was hurt.

A 28-year-old was arrested after allegedly stealing tools and pulling a knife at a north St. Cloud NAPA store; he’s charged with felony robbery and due back in court March 13.

A Minnesota judge briefly held a DOJ lawyer in civil contempt after an immigrant was released without his ID, a flashpoint in a national clash over court orders.

An 84-year-old Rockville man died after a two-vehicle crash at Highway 15 and County Road 146. Troopers say airbags deployed, seat belts were used and alcohol wasn't a factor.

Fleet Farm agreed to pay $1 million and adopt new training and tracking after Minnesota sued over alleged sales to straw buyers tied to the 2021 Truck Park shooting.