A May 14 house fire in Grant claimed the life of a 73‑year‑old man; investigators say the State Fire Marshal ruled the blaze accidental.

Banh Mi House has opened in the Mill District at 1024 Washington Ave S, serving banh mi, rice and noodle bowls and Vietnamese coffee with a family-run touch.

A man was arrested after an early-morning stabbing in Coon Rapids that prompted an hours-long SWAT standoff. Police say the victim’s injuries are non-life-threatening and there is no ongoing public threat.

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.

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.

A St. Cloud man was summoned on four felony CSAM counts after a Discord tip led investigators to his account. Authorities say he admitted viewing prohibited files and is due in Benton County court June 23.

Four people were booked after a brawl on Boone Avenue North where witnesses say a woman brandished a handgun; police recovered a matching firearm. The investigation is ongoing.

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.

A Ramsey County complaint accuses a 27-year-old Saint Paul man of soliciting a child, arranging prostitution with a teen and domestic assault by strangulation.

Jurors heard opening statements Monday in the trial of Brandon Gaston, accused in the 2022 death of Altoona resident Dennis Schattie.

MPCA says ozone will reach the orange (code‑orange) category across the Twin Cities from noon to 9 p.m.; sensitive groups should limit outdoor exertion.

Public filings and reporting show the Oakland Cemetery superintendent's reported pay rose sharply while two directors listed on the 2024 990 have since died. Plot owners say they can't get answers and want transparency.

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.