A police letter warning of fines and possible jail time has prompted 10K Brewing to reconsider its role in Anoka’s social‑district program. Merchants and officials are now debating enforcement and business risk.

Gusty northwest winds hit Minneapolis Monday, May 4 with highs near 64°F. Cooler midweek brings frost risk overnight Tuesday; protect tender plants.

Clear, sunny Sunday with highs near 70°F. Gusty northwest winds and low humidity create an elevated fire-weather concern west of the metro.

Minneapolis will add a 2.35% processing fee to credit‑card utility payments beginning June 1. Here are the no‑fee payment options to avoid the charge.

When the U stopped hosting graduations at Mariucci, suburban districts scrambled — facing steep new venue bills, ticket caps and last‑minute logistics.

Near‑freezing Saturday morning with a Freeze Warning; sun returns and highs rebound to the mid‑60s. Quick tips to protect tender plants and pipes.

Industrious is opening a third Minneapolis coworking location at St. Anthony Main in December 2026, adding another premium flexible‑office option on the riverfront.

Pockets of frost before sunrise, then mostly sunny with highs near 55°F. Gardeners should cover tender plants tonight.

An investigative report found undisclosed pay, a delayed crash report and mishandled discrimination complaints, leading to the ouster of Excelsior Fire Chief Curt Mackey. The board has named interim leadership.

A Pine River couple accused in their 10‑year‑old daughter’s death face new charges: prosecutors allege murder and MnCHOICES fraud after court filings raised fresh questions.

A diver says he recovered about 16–18 pistols from the bottom of Bde Maka Ska and traced them to a 1927 newspaper account about police dumping weapons into the lake. The finds tie a quiet corner of the lake to a contentious moment in city history.

The Minnesota BCA posted that 422 people have been victims of rape so far this year, with children the largest age group. Officials pointed to hotlines and the Track‑Kit portal.

A Dakota County bench trial opened this week in the Sept. 12 fatal shooting of St. Olaf linebacker Matthew Lee, centering on whether the killing was reasonable or reckless.