A 20-foot “PROSECUTE ICE” ice sculpture appeared on the State Capitol steps as protests over two recent federal‑agent shootings continue. The installation coincides with planned vigils and ongoing investigations.

Local Rumor on Selby Avenue will close this Saturday after a brief run. Owner Scott Cochran said he couldn’t reach a lease deal he called unsustainable.

Burrito Loco in Dinkytown has quietly closed and the building has sold for $1.35 million, leaving a turnkey restaurant space vacant near campus.

Minneapolis' Lumber Exchange is headed to auction, putting a landmark property into play amid downtown's office slump and new conversion rules.

Stolen identity documents taken from vandalized federal vehicles in north Minneapolis were posted online and used to harass and threaten FBI employees; arrests and federal charges have followed.

Cloudy and about 12°F this morning; light freezing drizzle could make the commute slick. Temperatures climb into the 30s by Thursday with gusty winds possible.

A Minnetonka rescue says recent ICE activity has left dozens of pets without steady care; The Bond Between is offering fosters, emergency food kits and vet services.

Longtime Minnesota Sen. Warren Limmer says he won't run again, leaving an open 2026 seat in the northwest Twin Cities suburbs.

An engineering report finds hundreds of thousands in repair needs at Victoria Crossing, and estimates that work could amount to nearly 29% of replacement costs.

Minneapolis residents were alarmed by ICE activities after a lawful permanent resident was mistakenly detained, according to Council Member Jason Chavez. Community solidarity was evident in response.

Blaine, Minnesota, will hold a public hearing on February 10, 2026, for community input on Pulte Group's proposal to rezone and develop land at 125th Avenue NE for the Ravenwood housing project.

Magnifi Financial is seeking a conditional use permit for a new bank in Blaine on Austin Street NE. A public hearing with the Planning Commission is set for February 10, 2026.

Minneapolis council member Jason Chavez is set to introduce a resolution to oppose federal immigration enforcement funding, challenging the Laken Riley Act and affirming the city's sanctuary status.