Carver County Sheriff's Office posted a Wanted Wednesday bulletin naming five people sought on felony charges and probation violations. Officials urged tips to the department, not citizen arrests.

Saint Paul police are investigating a death at an apartment on the 100 block of Robert Street South in the Concord‑Robert neighborhood. Authorities say there is no threat to the public.

An Eagan claw‑arcade says two masked thieves smashed a window and stole $25K–$30K in rare Pokémon cards; the shop posted serial numbers and is offering a reward.

Muggy morning and a sharp warm-up: high near 90°F Thursday. Thunderstorms likely Thursday night into Friday with gusty winds and heavy rain possible.

Attorney General Keith Ellison notified advisers he is winding down Minnesota’s Conviction Review Unit amid staff cuts. The closure raises immediate questions about pending reviews and investigations.

Utilities say this week’s heat — not data centers — still drives summer peaks, but new facilities are reshaping who pays for upgrades.

City officials are urging Minnesotans to celebrate responsibly at Red, White & BOOM this Saturday: expect extra patrols, road closures and higher 911 staffing.

Xcel’s voluntary Time of Use option offers very cheap overnight power but steeper evening peaks; some Minnesotans will save while others may see higher summer bills.

A 22‑year‑old was arrested after police say he broke into a southeast Austin home and assaulted an adult woman early Monday; he was booked on burglary and criminal sexual conduct charges.

Empery Digital is investing $65 million to convert a Midwest industrial site into a 150–300 MW AI data center under a partnership with Hunt Properties.

Eric Tostrud took over as chief judge of Minnesota’s federal court on July 1, inheriting a bench strained by immigration litigation.

A 9-year-old drowned Tuesday night at Campfire Cove Aqua Park at Do Nothin Campground near Balsam Lake; Polk County authorities and the medical examiner are investigating.

Supporters plan to gather at the Minneapolis federal courthouse Wednesday as hearings begin for 15 people indicted in connection with anti‑ICE actions earlier this year. Authorities and organizers are preparing for a packed courtroom and heightened security.