A convicted killer on state supervision was sentenced to 10 years after officers say they found him with drugs and two loaded pistols in south Minneapolis.

Minnesota's agriculture agency warned that Bebe Zito ice cream may contain metal and plastic fragments. Affected products were sold in Minneapolis and Woodbury and at catered events.

Abdikerm Eidleh, long‑sought alleged lieutenant in the Feeding Our Future fraud, was taken into custody in Mogadishu as prosecutors detail an elaborate shell‑company network and multi‑million‑dollar kickbacks.

A 65-year-old Alexandria man died after a motorcycle crash Thursday evening near St. Mary’s Cemetery. Authorities say a 16-year-old driver was involved and the scene is under investigation.

Early voting opened June 26 for Minnesota's Aug. 11 primary. Minneapolis' Early Vote Center at 980 E. Hennepin is accepting ballots today; here’s what to know.

Kurt Zellers abruptly resigned as CEO of the Minnesota Business Partnership; the group named two interim co‑leaders and launched a search for a permanent replacement.

Inver Grove Heights extended its land deal after state funding fell through, slowing the $70M Minnesota Hockey Hall of Fame project. Organizers are now refocusing on private sponsors while due diligence continues.

Germany’s Merck will acquire Minneapolis‑based Bio‑Techne for $73 a share, a deal worth about $11.3 billion that expands Merck’s life‑science footprint.

Court documents allege a months‑long scheme used fake orders to rob delivery drivers across south Minneapolis. An 18‑year‑old has been arrested and investigators are still probing.

After settling with its lender, 601W regained control of the Dayton’s Project — but the 1.2M‑sq‑ft building is still largely vacant and carrying heavy debt. The deal buys time but leaves a tough leasing and refinancing road ahead.

Court documents allege a Minneapolis father and son filed false returns that claimed millions in bogus refunds, authorities say.

A St. Paul jury found Josephine Edwards not guilty in the Valentine's Day fatal stabbing of her partner. The verdict followed a nine‑day trial in June.

Ramsey County says conviction reviews tied to retired medical examiner Dr. Michael McGee are largely complete. County Attorney John Choi will detail findings at a St. Paul press conference.