Minnesota importers who paid Trump-era tariffs are owed refunds, but Customs says it needs weeks to stand up an automated system — leaving Twin Cities firms in limbo.

After the Quinn Hughes blockbuster, GM Bill Guerin is lining up prospects and picks as he eyes another A‑plus addition to push the Wild toward a Cup run.

Hayden Heights Library will close next Thursday for an 18‑month overhaul. The renovation adds study rooms, a flexible community room and an outdoor reading garden.

A 53‑year‑old man was critically wounded in a Sunday morning stabbing near Motley; a 23‑year‑old is jailed pending charges.

Two masked men were arrested after they approached St. Paul officers and fired shots on Broadway; one person was treated at Regions Hospital and released.

Gusty NNW winds and patchy blowing snow make for a slick Monday morning in Minneapolis. Winds ease later but a quick 1–3 inch snow is possible Tuesday night.

St. Paul set aside $300,000 for immigrant legal help but none of it has been disbursed yet. City officials say they’re weighing long-term options before spending the funds.

Heavy snow and blizzard conditions are striking the Twin Cities on Sunday. Travel is strongly discouraged as crews battle widespread drifting and poor visibility.

A 22-year-old Grove City man died after an early-morning crash on Highway 24 near Litchfield. Troopers say alcohol is suspected as the investigation continues.

AXS' anti‑bot measures and a recent legal fight have left some Minneapolis concertgoers shut out of on‑sales and stuck in lines while venues scramble with fixes.

Richfield declared a snow emergency as a late‑season storm dumped inches of snow; on‑street parking is banned and towing begins at midnight.

A man was killed early Saturday near Hennepin Avenue and West 24th in Minneapolis; police say no arrests have been made and are asking for witnesses to come forward.

Bloomington police arrested Morgan Carleton after an NCMEC tip and say detectives believe there may be additional victims. Investigators ask witnesses to call 952-563-4900.