A man riding an e-bike died after colliding with an SUV on Elton Hills Drive NW; the crash closed the road for hours and renews safety questions about the corridor.

A July 13 fire heavily damaged the Minnesota Debre Bisrat Ethiopian Orthodox church and community center on 144th Street West in Rosemount; officials say the building may be a total loss.

Kyeon Hill faces first-degree assault and a misdemeanor domestic-assault charge after police say he stabbed an officer during a May 2025 domestic call; his Stearns County trial opens this week.

Pannekoeken Huis has returned inside Latuff’s Pizzeria in Plymouth, reuniting longtime staff and serving Dutch pancakes alongside thin-crust pizza. The combined spot runs breakfast by day and pizza by night.

With the Wolves weighing a new arena, Minneapolis must decide whether to redevelop, repurpose or retire Target Center — and who will pay the remaining debt. The clock on the teams' lease and the city’s $53.5M obligation will shape the talks.

Three people are missing after a pontoon overturned near Deer Island on Lake Pepin; multi‑agency crews have moved from rescue to recovery operations.

Police tracked a hidden AirTag to a recovered, stripped e‑bike and have charged a 40‑year‑old in multiple Dinkytown bike thefts.

Mikwanedun Audisookon, a $12M, 12,350‑square‑foot Indigenous community hub, opened in Phillips with a kitchen, rentable event space and a black‑box theater. The center consolidates IPTF’s arts, wellness and food programs for south Minneapolis.

A man was seriously injured in a Saturday-night stabbing near Snelling and University in St. Paul’s Midway neighborhood; police are seeking witnesses and video.

A Minneapolis Fed analysis finds remote work held near 22% in 2025 and Minnesota ranks 12th, a reality that continues reshaping downtown Minneapolis.

An Extreme Heat Warning runs through Thursday as highs reach the mid‑90s and heat‑index values near 100. Expect little overnight relief; check local cooling centers.

Dakota County prosecutors say more than 100,000 texts, photos and videos documented repeated abuse of a 2‑year‑old; two adults are jailed on felony counts.

The West Side Community Organization will host three listening sessions and an online survey as St. Paul gathers resident input on renaming César Chávez Street.