A retired Duluth police lieutenant says he was punished after reporting officer misconduct and has sued the city, alleging retaliation and superficial internal reviews.

Court records say a Hugo woman left escalating voicemail threats aimed at House Speaker Lisa Demuth; she was arrested, released on bond and is due back in April.

Public registration opens at 10 a.m. CT Tuesday and Twin Cities In Motion expects roughly 11,000 marathon entrants — the biggest field in about a decade.

A Madison man has been charged after a Twin Cities woman was found dead inside her camper at Mac’s Park Place; court filings and video evidence are central to the investigation.

St. Paul and the Minnesota Wild have asked the state for $200M to overhaul Grand Casino Arena and Roy Wilkins Auditorium, pairing a state ask with local and team matching funds.

Sunny, mild midweek in Minneapolis with highs near 50. Rain looks likely late Friday into Saturday, with wet roads and a possible inland mix.

Maple Grove held a ribbon cutting for a new Culver’s at Markets at Rush Creek near Hy‑Vee; the opening brings jobs and is the city’s second Culver’s.

A 92‑unit Rosemount senior living community sold for $24M and has a new operator; residents and families are watching for management notices.

Inti Kitchen & Bar will take over the former Revival building on Nicollet, promising a Tibetan-and-Indian menu and a planned May 2026 opening. The concept positions itself as a spiritual successor to local Himalayan flavors.

City officials say Minneapolis recorded more than $1 billion in construction and infrastructure investments for 2025, with projects from affordable housing to a downtown data‑center overhaul.

Soul Bowl has relocated from the V3 Center and quietly reopened in Minneapolis' Mill District beside Klassics and C.R.E.A.M. after a January closure. The move reunites the Klasses' downtown concepts.

Sherburne County is weighing a quarter‑cent sales tax and a design RFP to pay for jail upgrades after a 2024 inspection flagged intake, HVAC and space problems.

The Minnesota National Guard says more than 250 personnel are serving in the CENTCOM region as strikes on Iran escalate; CENTCOM has confirmed U.S. casualties. Local units from Duluth, Marshall and Stillwater are among those deployed.