After a 2024 attack that forced families out, St. Anne’s Place asked a judge to waive restitution as staff rebuild the shelter and neighborhood ties. Leaders say repair and reconciliation matter more than punishment.

A driver died early Sunday when a vehicle crossed into oncoming lanes on Minneapolis' Third Avenue Bridge; police say the crash is under investigation.

A Sunday morning house fire in St. Louis Park left one person dead and another hospitalized; county and state teams are assisting the investigation.

A Minneapolis family used DHS’s CBP Home self‑deport option to fly home to Ecuador, a choice that spotlights questions about payouts, funding and long‑term legal costs.

Mild Monday with a high near 42°F. Slight chance of light snow this evening could leave isolated slick spots on untreated surfaces.

Hundreds gathered at Federal Plaza and in DuPage to honor victims of federal immigration enforcement and to push for transparency one month after Renée Good's death.

A Minneapolis interpreter pleaded guilty in a multiyear Medicaid fraud case prosecutors say used 'phantom' rides and fake interpreter claims; restitution and an October sentencing are pending.

Sun Street Breads will close on March 22 after 15 years in Kingfield; owners cite rising costs and plan to pivot to Moon Cow BBQ.

A pedestrian suffered life‑threatening injuries after a Jeep left the roadway and crashed into the Franklin Avenue Blue Line platform; police arrested a man believed to be the driver.

NEON's Collective Kitchens — a 25,000-sq-ft kitchen incubator on West Broadway — will open in May 2026, offering private and shared commercial kitchen space and retail stalls to help local food entrepreneurs scale.

Quality Bicycle Products canceled Frostbike 2026, citing safety concerns amid federal immigration enforcement. The move disrupts vendors and adds to weeks of lost business in Minneapolis.

Neighbors will line Lake Phalen with lights Saturday evening to spell “MN > ICE” in a show of solidarity after weeks of federal immigration enforcement and two fatal encounters.

Pimento Jamaican Kitchen and owner Tomme Beevas are being sued for roughly $1.3M in unpaid MEDA loans and back rent, mostly tied to the Bde Maka Ska lakeside location.