A 27-year-old Eveleth woman died after a pickup left eastbound I-94 in Eau Claire; the driver, from Brooklyn Park, was arrested on suspicion of OWI. Troopers are investigating.

Federal prosecutors charged 25 people in a major Minneapolis drug trafficking probe that targeted two gangs accused of moving fentanyl through open-air markets. The cases include firearms and violent-crime allegations and follow a long-term federal investigation.

A man at MCF‑Faribault says he was denied basic care while recovering from a neurological disorder and left feeling “dehumanized.” The DOC points to policy review as family seeks answers.

David S. Doty, a senior federal judge in Minneapolis whose 1992‑93 cases helped create modern NFL free agency and the salary‑cap era, died June 27 at 96. His courtroom’s rulings reshaped how teams and players negotiate offseasons.

Andrew Craig, 40, died June 22 after a May 20 stabbing in the North Loop; investigators say no charges have been filed and the case remains under review.

A new AP-NORC poll finds most Black Americans report never flying the U.S. flag, and views about Old Glory split sharply by race, age and party.

Saint Paul has opened a survey and advisory meetings to shape a 20–30-year long-range plan for Harriet Island. Officials say community input will guide riverfront investments and events.

The 43rd ESFNA soccer tournament filled Twin Cities venues and markets even as immigration enforcement fears linger.

Brooklyn Park officers assisted EMS Sunday after a shooting near the 500 block of Pearson Parkway in Brooklyn Center. Brooklyn Center police are leading the investigation.

Employees and family members say Capitol Park is understaffed and leaving patients at risk, raising questions about oversight of the new St. Paul hospital. State reporting rules and the chain's legal history add urgency to the concerns.

Qualls defended his running mate after reporting placed Brian Nicholson on the Capitol lawn on Jan. 6. Democrats demanded disavowal as the GOP primary nears.

Blaine's professional fireworks go off at the National Sports Center around 10 p.m. this Saturday; the city has posted parking maps and a rain date if weather forces a postponement.

River City Tavern is slated for 200 W Broadway Ave, bringing brunch, live music and a liquor license to a growing West Broadway nightlife strip.