Cloudy and cool Thursday in Minneapolis with highs near 50°F; a wet, possibly stormy stretch arrives Saturday night into Sunday.

Doran sold The Village at Arbor Lakes in Maple Grove to Curbline Properties for about $28M. The developer says proceeds will be put toward its active‑adult housing pipeline.

Twin Cities clinics warn a federal Medicaid overhaul could strip coverage that pays for much of the state’s addiction treatment, forcing cuts and closures.

Declining commercial valuations and heavy TIF capture have shrunk St. Paul’s tax base, prompting a 2026 levy increase and shifting more of the cost onto homeowners.

A judge vacated Jerrell Brown's 2010 murder conviction after new ballistics and blood‑spatter tests cast doubt on his role; prosecutors dismissed charges.

Willmar Public Schools canceled classes Tuesday after the district reported a safety threat Monday night. Officials and law enforcement are investigating while activities remain canceled.

Chief Justice Natalie Hudson said she will retire later this year, creating a high‑profile vacancy on the Minnesota Supreme Court and giving Gov. Tim Walz another appointment.

With five games left the Wild trail the Stars by two points and face a pivotal road swing that could decide home-ice. Goaltending and defensive depth will shape the likely Stars series.

Low 30s and blustery Monday; rain and a strong warm-up arrive midweek.

Breezy Sunday with afternoon showers possible and gusts to 30 mph. Cooler start to the week before a midweek warm-up.

After repeated weather cancellations, organizers say the Lake Minnetonka Klondike Dog Derby will end operations; a farewell event is planned to thank volunteers and sponsors.

Kevin Garnett will appear at Target Center for the Timberwolves' regular‑season finale next Sunday; the team announced tributes, a Montell Jordan halftime performance and a planned jersey retirement next season.

Ruby's Pantry said it will end operations immediately, canceling monthly pop-ups and leaving rural families and volunteers scrambling.