After 33 years, the woman long-known as "Bone Lake Jane Doe" has been identified as Denise Elaine Hartley. Authorities say the homicide probe remains active.

DEED replaced MinnesotaWorks.net with CareerForce.MN.gov, an ad-free labor exchange with a built-in resume builder and statewide job listings.

Said Abdullahi Ereg surrendered at MSP after being added to the FBI's new Most Wanted Fraudsters list; he faces federal charges tied to the Feeding Our Future scheme.

An Olmsted County judge denied a bid to dismiss the first‑degree indictment against former Mayo doctor Connor Bowman. The June 1 order, unsealed this week, leaves pretrial evidence battles intact.

A 35‑year‑old St. Cloud man was arrested on sex‑trafficking and prostitution charges after investigators say phone messages and payment records linked him to the operation. Court filings say payments funneled to the suspect were routed through apps like CashApp and Venmo.

Champlin's Father Hennepin Festival and Mississippi Crossings Summer Series return this week with Good for Gary, food trucks, a truck museum and free shuttles.

Shots were fired at deputies serving a warrant in Minneapolis Tuesday, prompting road closures as investigators secured the scene. Officials say the investigation is ongoing.

An appeals court ordered Faribault to complete a full environmental impact study for a planned Archer Datacenters campus, pausing the project and elevating questions about emissions, water and noise.

Columbia Heights is moving to cancel its Flock Safety contract and remove 12 license‑plate readers after residents raised privacy and immigration concerns. The decision follows packed public meetings and an ACLU memo to the council.

Drivers and UNITE HERE Local 17 protested at MSP, saying LSG Sky Chefs' single‑operator policy has led to injuries and near‑misses. Attorney General Keith Ellison joined the rally.

Tony Sanneh pairs a National Soccer Hall of Fame honor with multi‑million dollar upgrades to Conway Community Center and free youth programs on St. Paul’s East Side. His work aims to keep kids playing year‑round.

Securian is investing $50M to modernize its downtown St. Paul headquarters, adding a large new gym and refreshed office space across a roughly 1 million‑sq‑ft campus.

Local TV says Saint John Paul the Second held its final day in northeast Minneapolis, while the school's website still advertises enrollment for 2026-27. The two accounts leave the campus' future unclear.