Monarch Development closed financing and crews have started site work on an 89‑unit, five‑story apartment at 931 Marshall St. NE, reviving a plan first approved in 2022.

A federal judge dismissed the Justice Department’s bid to invalidate Minnesota and Twin Cities rules that limit local cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.

Adidas will open a Mall of America concept store this fall with a dedicated Anthony Edwards zone showcasing his signature shoes and apparel.

Greater St. Cloud's JobSpot lists thousands of openings, but local leaders say outmigration, housing and childcare limits are making key hires hard to land.

A Plymouth business owner and his wife face felony tax charges after prosecutors say unfiled returns from 2019 through 2024 left the state more than $2M short.

A 39-year-old man died after an apparent electrocution while swimming on Lake Vermilion; deputies say the docked boat was plugged into a nearby boathouse.

A man in his 40s died after losing control of his motorcycle on a curve at the intersection of CSAH 46 and CSAH 8 in Redwood County; authorities are investigating.

A joint ProPublica and Star Tribune investigation finds decades of child sexual abuse inside an Old Apostolic Lutheran Church near Duluth and shows how a 'forgive and forget' culture helped the cycle continue.

Sen. Bernie Sanders headlines a Minneapolis rally with Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan as national progressives pour resources into Minnesota's Senate primary.

A developer‑backed Black Business Village Experience will host a free Aug. 15 land‑launch in Brooklyn Center to raise funds for a planned 30,000‑sq‑ft event and business hub.

Five people were wounded in Minneapolis' second mass shooting in less than 24 hours; investigators say details remain preliminary.

A Lotto America ticket sold in Coon Rapids matched all six numbers Saturday, claiming an advertised $34.12 million jackpot. The winner will choose annuity or a roughly $15.15M cash option.

A new Minnesota brief finds 47.2% of respondents experienced discrimination in health care; many say it led them to delay or skip needed treatment. The findings highlight gaps for transgender people, people of color and those on public coverage.