A former Mower County care coordinator faces seven felony counts after prosecutors say she billed Medicaid for more than $185,000 in services that did not occur.

An Eighth Circuit panel heard a challenge to South Dakota’s February petition filing deadline, a case that could reshape the calendar for citizen‑led ballot campaigns.

Sunny and breezy today with a high near 74°F and gusts possible. Showers likely Monday night into midweek, especially Wednesday.

Bullets struck two homes and a car in Worthington; police say no one was hurt and are asking residents to share tips or video.

Ebenezer is planning an 82-unit Estoria cooperative at 2285 Arboretum Blvd in Victoria, offering buy-in ownership for 62+ and amenities like a golf simulator.

Trove Brewing of Burnsville has filed for Chapter 11 but is keeping its taproom open while owners look for contract‑brewing deals and a food partner.

Two dogs were attacked by coyotes in Bloomington; both survived and are recovering. Officials are urging residents to secure garbage and supervise pets.

Hazeltine National returns to the major stage June 25–28, hosting the KPMG Women's PGA Championship and the LPGA Tour's top players in Chaska.

A south Minneapolis cafe that erased prices says donations, merch and overpaying customers have pushed revenue higher as it shifts toward nonprofit status.

Minneapolis police are investigating a shooting near East 19th Street and Chicago Avenue that left at least one person dead. Detectives were on scene and said more details will be released.

A 36-year-old St. Cloud man was taken into custody after a traffic stop on I‑94 turned into a pursuit near Monticello. Troopers say spike strips and a PIT maneuver were used and he is held on multiple suspicions.

Banh Mi House has opened in the Mill District at 1024 Washington Ave S, serving banh mi, rice and noodle bowls and Vietnamese coffee with a family-run touch.

A St. Cloud man was summoned on four felony CSAM counts after a Discord tip led investigators to his account. Authorities say he admitted viewing prohibited files and is due in Benton County court June 23.