Breakers, poppers and krumpers battle for cash prizes at Mall of America Saturday, free to attend from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Last year, many West Broadway vendors sold out by 3 p.m. Organizers now want more local sellers for the September 12 encore.

Sheriff Dawanna Witt says federal agents warned she could be arrested personally over jail policy. She's not backing down.

Utility campsites are booked at Baylor Regional Park, but primitive and group spots remain for next weekend's stargazing event.

Two men were injured in a south Minneapolis shooting Wednesday, with one suffering life-threatening gunshot wounds. Police had made no arrests as investigators worked the scene.

The 1971 tank's teardown comes two months after a federally funded pipe project made it obsolete in Zumbrota.

A 26-person Bloomington church closed its doors after giving $600,000 to 21 nonprofits. One final donation could help feed nearly 300,000 people.

Minnesota’s GOP chair is asking the secretary of state to settle whether Mike Lindell meets the state’s residency requirement before the Aug. 11 primary.

An 18-year-old suffered life-threatening injuries after falling 20 stories inside a Minneapolis grain elevator. Firefighters used a ladder truck to reach him.

Toddrick Barnette will leave Minneapolis’ top public safety post by year’s end after months of council rejection, mayoral vetoes and uncertainty.

Saint Paul has postponed a decision on Outfront Media’s proposed digital billboard near Highway 280 and I-94. Neighborhood groups remain firmly opposed.

A Faribault man is accused of stealing a Flock license-plate camera as damaged units and privacy protests spread nationwide.

Fifty-five St. Cloud-area students are forming bands, learning songs and preparing for a public concert at the Paramount Center for the Arts Thursday.