Northern Tool plans to shift some production from Mexico to its Faribault plant, boosting capacity about 40% and adding up to 70 jobs by 2027.

A St. Paul man who admitted to taking 'indecent liberties' at a Murray religious conference had his prison term suspended and will serve four years' probation in Minnesota.

Gunfire near Yancey Park in Edina sent a large police response Wednesday night. Authorities report no injuries as detectives canvas the area.

A $50,000 Powerball ticket was sold at a Lake Elmo Kwik Trip, the Minnesota Lottery confirmed. Winners have one year to claim prizes and names remain private unless they opt in.

Edric Funk will take over as Toro's CEO on Nov. 1, 2026, as Richard Olson shifts to executive chairman after a decade leading the Bloomington company.

Clear and sunny Thursday in Minneapolis; temps climb into the 90s by the weekend. Cooling options are available and scattered Sunday-night storms are possible.

A 9-year-old girl is in critical condition after being pulled from Como Pool in St. Paul. City officials say staff performed life‑saving measures and she was taken to Regions Hospital.

A Winona man faces felony charges after his girlfriend's service dog was found dead at Aghaming Park; a necropsy found blunt-force trauma, police say.

Minneapolis’ Step Up still places teens this summer but is matching fewer employer slots as the teen job market tightens and organizers retool training.

A former downtown YWCA is being converted into a large children’s therapy and mental‑health hub as St. David’s moves to ease long waitlists. The multi‑phase renovation aims to add classrooms, therapy gyms and day‑treatment space in the heart of the city.

A Becker man was charged this week after a 2024 I‑94 crash killed Julie Kay Terwey; investigators say phone app activity and high speed were factors.

A Minneapolis public‑works driver says a USCIS name error cost him his job; his union has filed an unfair labor practice charge as federal CDL rules squeeze immigrant workers.

A TREND‑backed crowdfund is offering North Minneapolis residents a chance to co‑own Hawthorn Crossings starting at $1,000, with a limited neighborhood matching grant. Organizers say the move is meant to keep capital and retail control on the North Side.