A man in his 20s was killed when a trench collapsed Sunday in Rock Dell Township; investigators are probing the scene and safety agencies note trenching dangers.

University of Minnesota modeling shows faster development in low‑income countries, plus food‑system changes in wealthier ones, could shrink future cropland and protect biodiversity.

A federal settlement requires Sartell Mobile Home Park's owner to repair sewers, fix billing glitches and reverse contested lease changes.

Target has hired Kimberly‑Clark general counsel Grant McGee as chief legal and compliance officer; he joins the Minneapolis leadership team on May 31 to lead legal, compliance and government affairs.

Three men were arrested after shots were fired at Oak Grove Park; police recovered firearms and said no one was hurt.

St. Paul Council approved Melanie McMahon to lead planning and Ia Xiong to head inspections. The hires aim to speed housing and streamline permitting across the city.

Producers are inviting struggling restaurants within roughly 40 miles of Minneapolis to apply for a possible Gordon Ramsay rescue. Here are the application details and what owners should consider.

A Blink camera captured two black bears in an Elk River driveway; police and the Minnesota DNR say remove bird feeders and secure trash to avoid repeat visits.

Volunteer "constitutional observers" were honored by Minnesotans for Open Government for documenting months of federal immigration enforcement in the Twin Cities. The awards arrive as lawsuits and new data about the Metro Surge continue to unfold.

Saul Ewing has moved its Minneapolis office into the Wells Fargo Center, joining other national law firms that have signed leases at the tower. The shift reflects a push for high‑amenity downtown space.

A Minneapolis man pleaded guilty Wednesday after a Dec. 8, 2024 high-speed chase ended when a fleeing vehicle struck a parked car in a St. Paul church lot, killing the occupant.

Brooklyn Park police say a death investigation began around 1:30 p.m. on the 6900 block of Lakeland Avenue with assistance from the BCA and Hennepin County Water Patrol.

Two $50,000 Minnesota Millionaire Raffle tickets remain unclaimed; the winning retailers are in Andover and Burnsville and other five-figure prizes are also listed.