James Lawrence, a longtime corporate finance executive and former Northwest CFO, has been named chair of the Metropolitan Airports Commission as MSP advances major terminal projects. His appointment comes amid a busy capital agenda for the airport.

Victor Manuel Diaz's death in ICE custody has sparked outcry and criticism of the privately operated Camp East Montana immigration facility's conditions.

After surviving being shot nine times, Sen. John Hoffman says he'll keep serving and has launched a re-election campaign as he recovers and presses for policy fixes.

Minneapolis residents are warned of extreme cold with wind chills down to -25°F, light snow accumulation, and hazardous driving conditions. Wind chills could reach -40°F by the weekend.

Minneapolis and Saint Paul officials host forums on immigration, warn about ICE's Operation PARRIS, advise on rights and preparedness, offer resources, and take a legal stand against federal immigration enforcement.

Apple Valley residents have resources to address indoor clutter, offering disposal events, recycling options, and assistance from DARTS, a local nonprofit.

Maple Grove, Minnesota, addresses concerns over federal immigration enforcement in their area, clarifying the local police’s limited role and providing resources for residents and businesses impacted by the operations.

Minneapolis jewelers say Amazon’s experimental AI tools listed their products without permission, creating mislabels and unwanted orders while merchants push back.

Enclave bought a fully leased, two-building industrial campus in Maple Grove after CBRE arranged sale and life-company financing. The portfolio totals 255,501 square feet and was marketed as 100% leased.

Linden Hills' last Milio's will open one final day on Tuesday before permanently closing, the manager wrote. Regulars are invited to stop by for a last sandwich and memories.

Duluth Police arrested John Carter for a post-Christmas burglary at Bentleyville's gift shop, causing significant damage and theft.

Plymouth is reviewing its Metrolink service for accessibility and equity, seeking public feedback through outreach events and written comments on plans to prevent discrimination.

Mankato prepares for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, with city offices closed but essential services like garbage collection and bus routes continuing. Residents can still contact city staff for assistance.