A California man was sentenced to 228 months after prosecutors said he supplied fentanyl, cocaine and meth to a multi‑state trafficking network with ties to Milwaukee.

The Apostle Islands ice caves briefly reopened for the first time since 2015 but closed a day later after high winds and shuttle congestion forced rangers to reassess ice safety.

A Business Journal roundup shows Lake Minnetonka and Wayzata dominated the Twin Cities' biggest home sales in 2025, with several closings near or above $8M.

A bomb threat at Star Transportation emptied nearby stores in Stewartville on Tuesday; deputies and an explosive-detection K9 found nothing suspicious after a sweep.

Rochester police seized about 1.09 pounds of suspected cocaine during a northwest home search and arrested 46‑year‑old Vu Vuong Ly on first‑degree drug charges.

Afro Deli's founder is launching Martiya, his first sit-down Somali-fusion restaurant in Minneapolis. Renderings show a modern dining room that expands the brand's Afro‑Mediterranean approach.

After 23 years, family and officials have raised the reward to $15,000 and police renewed an appeal for tips in Rebecca Nelson's 2003 hit-and-run.

Brooklyn Park’s Tactical Response Unit executed a high‑risk search warrant on Tessman Drive Wednesday, temporarily shutting down traffic and resulting in one arrest.

Jeff Anderson & Associates says it paid a ransom after a Sept. 18, 2025 breach tied to SonicWall; the firm is offering 24 months of Experian monitoring for affected clients.

St. Paul’s city council unanimously passed an ordinance banning law‑enforcement face coverings and requiring visible ID after federal immigration operations raised fears in neighborhoods.

Blaine police say scammers are cloning legitimate rental listings on Facebook Marketplace and asking for deposits through payment apps. Here’s what to watch for and who to call.

Light snow and fog this Thursday morning left roads slick across Minneapolis; a Winter Weather Advisory runs until 8 AM CST and the commute will be slow.

The White House has pushed a plan to curb big investors and speed permits under an "owners not renters" banner — but analysts say supply shortages, not Wall Street, drive prices.