A City Council committee advanced a temporary extension of pre-eviction notice to 60 days after residents and mutual-aid organizers testified they'd raised millions to cover rent. The measure now heads to a full Council vote.

Pivot Bio has moved its global headquarters to Minnetonka’s Carlson Towers, bringing a roughly $2 billion ag‑tech company closer to Midwestern corn growers.

St. Paul police searched the 1900 block of Maryland Avenue East on Tuesday after reports of gunfire; no arrests were reported immediately. Investigators are asking for tips and video.

Hill's family angrily rejected a plea deal that produced a roughly 28-year sentence for the man convicted in the 2022 killing of the North High quarterback.

Public registration opens at 10 a.m. CT Tuesday and Twin Cities In Motion expects roughly 11,000 marathon entrants — the biggest field in about a decade.

A Madison man has been charged after a Twin Cities woman was found dead inside her camper at Mac’s Park Place; court filings and video evidence are central to the investigation.

Soul Bowl has relocated from the V3 Center and quietly reopened in Minneapolis' Mill District beside Klassics and C.R.E.A.M. after a January closure. The move reunites the Klasses' downtown concepts.

Chefs Brendan Denne and Bryan Gooding open Risata Cucina March 9 at 4168 W. Broadway in Robbinsdale. Expect classic Italian plates, cocktails on tap and an extensive amaro list.

Sgt. Cody Siebert of the East Range Police Department died suddenly after a rapid brain‑infection diagnosis; colleagues, schools and a GoFundMe are responding.

A Minneapolis man says he found a loaded handgun tucked inside an Amazon delivery on Feb. 27. Police are investigating how the firearm ended up on his doorstep.

The Justice Department says Hennepin County revised charging guidance it viewed as unconstitutional; county leaders called the federal probe a political stunt. The closure ends a high‑profile review but not the debate.

Troopers on I‑90 near Albert Lea recovered nearly 50,000 fentanyl pills during a traffic stop, state officials say.

Playwrights' Center says NEA-related rules, a $500K sale shortfall and halted partner payments have created a funding crisis and is asking the Twin Cities for help.