A St. Paul man pleaded guilty June 9 to criminal vehicular homicide in the 2024 Lake Elmo crash that killed 5‑year‑old Morgan Petersen; sentencing is set for Sept. 10, 2026.

A longtime Rosenthal Interiors showroom in downtown Minneapolis is set for auction in July with a $250,000 starting bid. The 25,000-sf property failed to sell when listed last fall.

Two Rochester residents died after a motorcycle and a Cybertruck collided at the Salem Road/60th Ave SW intersection. Deputies have identified the truck driver and the investigation is active.

Swervo bought the France Commons office complex in Edina for $9.5M and plans renovations plus new service‑retail pads along France Avenue.

A high-speed chase south of Mankato ended in a farm-field standoff after authorities say the driver fired at officers.

New measurements show groundwater beneath Minneapolis is warming, raising concerns for springs, streams and aging pipes.

Federal procurement documents and job listings suggest the Prairie Correctional Facility in Appleton could be reactivated as a 1,600‑bed ICE detention site, officials say.

Patchy fog this morning clears to sun with a high near 87°F. Storms return Sunday night into Monday with locally heavier rain possible.

Regulators and residents met in Fergus Falls over a proposed 345‑kV second circuit between the Minnesota–North Dakota border and Alexandria, with questions about new poles, easements and timing.

Park police released images after a May 3 assault at Minnehaha Falls and asked the public to contact investigators with tips by phone or email.

A new Minneapolis Fed dashboard maps how St. Paul’s zoning and rent‑stabilization changes reshaped development — and why affordability still looks uneven.

Two men walked into an empty North Loop studio on Tuesday and left with dozens of paintings and prints valued at about $80,000. The artist and his assistant are working with police and neighbors to gather footage and leads.

A downtown Granite Falls bakery is promoting "Nuclear Family Month" this June with specials and merch. The move has split residents and drawn statewide attention.