Medtronic will acquire CathWorks and its AI FFRangio system in a deal worth up to $585M, folding a wire‑free coronary diagnostic into its cath‑lab offerings.

ICE arrested a Guatemalan man in St. Paul after Hennepin County records show he was released on a $100 cash bond; court filings say the charge was later handled under a stay of adjudication.

Rep. Tom Emmer says $12.2M in federal funds will pay for upgrades to Heatherwood Road, Highway 24 and Town Line Road to boost safety and freight access in central Minnesota.

A Scott County jury convicted Jennifer L. Lieber of second-degree murder in the March 2024 shooting death of David Nanovic; sentencing is pending.

A Minneapolis man received 180 days in the county workhouse and five years' probation after a 3-year-old in his care found an unsecured gun and died. The plea carries a stayed prison term and restitution.

Derek Falvey and the Minnesota Twins mutually agreed to part ways; Tom Pohlad will oversee the business side while GM Jeremy Zoll continues to run baseball operations.

The Minnesota Vikings fired GM Kwesi Adofo‑Mensah on Friday in a surprise move during Senior Bowl week, ending a four‑year run that included a recent extension. The timing sharpens questions about the club’s offseason plans.

Plymouth City Council organizes a series of listening sessions for residents to interact with council members.

A Minnesota man is charged with assaulting Rep. Ilhan Omar with apple cider vinegar at a town hall, an act condemned by authorities emphasizing the value of official safety.

Minneapolis struggles with ICE occupation; council member Whiting informs on assistance efforts and authorities demand halt to federal operations, while ensuring transparency and community protection.

Arlene Theresa Bell was sentenced to 35 years after pleading guilty in the February 2024 killing of Gary Lehmeyer. The judge credited her with roughly 698 days already served.

The Duluth Police Department has informed the public about the release of high-risk offender Casimir Robert Krithers and emphasized community safety and awareness.

The Brooklyn Park Police Department promotes Identity Theft Awareness Week, advocating for stronger passwords, two-factor authentication, and vigilance against phishing.