A Sioux Falls woman faces felony charges after a July crash on Highway 15 that killed a Madelia couple. Vehicle data and phone records are cited in the complaint.

The Vikings used the 18th pick on Florida DT Caleb Banks, a 6'6, 327-pound interior force with big upside and recent foot surgery.

The JFK Library Foundation will honor Fed Chair Jerome Powell and Minnesota’s Twin Cities at a May 31 Profile in Courage gala, citing a defense of institutional independence. The choice lands amid DOJ scrutiny and local protests in Minneapolis.

Doug Martin, the Vikings' 1980 first-round pick and a fierce pass rusher in the 1980s, died at 68. Teammates and the team are remembering his leadership and sack-producing seasons.

A north Minneapolis mother says her 17-year-old son was targeted and killed on Dec. 28, 2025; prosecutors have charged two teens while questions remain about others involved.

A morning pursuit that began near 97th Street in Bloomington ended with a crash on Highway 100 and a dramatic on-foot chase captured on traffic cameras. Two Minneapolis men were arrested and taken to the hospital.

A Hennepin County judge ordered Royce White to avoid his ex‑wife and one child and to complete domestic‑abuse programming; White denies the claims and is appealing.

Sunny Friday with highs near 63°F. Rain and gusty thunderstorms are likely Monday — postpone burns and expect slower travel.

A St. Paul man was sentenced to 128 months after pleading guilty to second‑degree murder in a July tire‑iron beating that killed James Thurber.

Mount Olivet cleared a City Council appeal and now proposes a nonprofit brewery and coffeehouse at its 1938 chapel site in Lynnhurst. Officials cite steep rehab costs and a plan to salvage materials.

St. Paul’s City Council unanimously adopted ORD 26-19 (Chapter 44A), adding mandatory training and reporting rules for city staff who encounter federal immigration agents.

A plea agreement would spare a Newport deli co‑owner jail time after an August crash that severely injured an e‑bike rider. Sentencing is set for July 6.

Lennar remained No. 1 as Housing First Minnesota’s Top 25 builders reported $3.69 billion in revenue and 6,512 units in 2025. Single-family homes made up the bulk of the total.