Researchers found adults, juveniles and pregnant bloody red shrimp in Duluth‑Superior harbor, confirming Lake Superior now hosts the invasive species.

Seven Twin Cities Salvation Army centers will open Monday for air‑conditioned relief as heat and humidity push heat‑index values into the triple digits.

A Saturday night stabbing in Cold Spring left one man dead; police say a suspect is in custody and the investigation is ongoing.

A man was found shot on the 2400 block of Bloomington Avenue in the Phillips neighborhood and later died at HCMC. Minneapolis police say homicide detectives are investigating.

Two teenage males were wounded early Sunday in St. Paul's Dayton's Bluff neighborhood; police say both were taken to Regions Hospital and no arrests have been made.

A convicted killer on state supervision was sentenced to 10 years after officers say they found him with drugs and two loaded pistols in south Minneapolis.

Lupe Development and the Wall Companies revived plans to replace a downtown parking lot with 104 affordable senior apartments near the Stone Arch Bridge. City planners previewed the design this week and developers say public outreach is next.

An injured man was airlifted from the Angleworm Trail in the Boundary Waters and taken to Ely-Bloomenson Community Hospital with injuries believed non-life-threatening.

A Minneapolis woman was charged after officers say they found nearly 203 grams of fentanyl and meth in a St. Paul vehicle. Court filings outline lab results and surveillance evidence.

A family-run Liberian restaurant has opened at 6940 Brooklyn Blvd, turning years of catering into a storefront that drew a crowd at its May 9 grand opening. The Killens hope to make it a neighborhood gathering spot.

Minnesota's agriculture agency warned that Bebe Zito ice cream may contain metal and plastic fragments. Affected products were sold in Minneapolis and Woodbury and at catered events.

Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari says he now expects one rate hike this year as AI-driven demand and persistent inflation complicate the outlook. The shift tightens the odds that borrowing costs will stay higher.

A federal jury convicted Minneapolis tax preparer Cortez Hollis after prosecutors say he fabricated more than $1 million in business losses and chased roughly $387,000 in improper refunds.