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Feast Brings New Tastes to Woodbury

An elevated buffet brings authentic Asian cuisine to town. Last September, Feast Buffet & Banquet (1690 Woodlane Drive) opened, becoming Woodbury’s first upscale, Asian-inspired buffet restaurant. Walking through its doors, guests are welcomed into a modern eatery with various food stations to choose from. The traditional buffet style takes on a higher-end feel with individually plated dishes.
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Edina domestic-related shooting leaves man with serious injuries

EDINA, Minn. (FOX 9) - A shooting in Edina led to a large police presence and left a man with serious injuries Friday morning. Edina police say around 10:45 a.m., officers responded to the 6300 block of York Avenue on reports of a shooting, resulting in a large police presence in the area.
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6 arrested after blocking traffic on Hennepin Avenue Bridge during May Day protest

Six protestors were arrested after blocking traffic on the Hennepin Avenue Bridge during a May Day protest on Friday morning.
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Minnesota school to close after becoming “financially unsustainable”

The Academy for Sciences and Agriculture Charter School, which has facilities in the Twin Cities communities of Little Canada and Vadnais Heights, is set to close in June after being deemed "financially unsustainable," according to administrators.
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Missing Minnesota woman may have taken bus to Milwaukee

FRIDLEY, Minn. -- Police in Fridley, Minn. are asking for help in the search for a missing 64-year-old woman.
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Drug paraphernalia decriminalization ordinance vetoed by Minneapolis mayor

MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey vetoed an ordinance aimed at decriminalizing the possession of drug paraphernalia after the city council narrowly approved it last week. Minneapolis mayor vetoes city council drug paraphernalia policy. What they're saying:. Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey released the following statement on the veto:
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Creepy Minnesota Man Harasses Woman Outside Bookstore, Says He Identifies as ‘Unweird Dude’: ‘Guy...

A man in Minnesota has been described online as “creepy” after he was filmed in an incident in which he is accused of harassing a woman outside a bookstore. It is not clear what initiated the interaction between the man and the woman, as no further information has been provided. The video begins with him filming another woman, while the other woman is also...
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Minneapolis mayor vetoes second effort to extend pre-eviction notice period

Supporters say the extension from 30 to 45 days is needed to help renters who were unable to leave their homes for work during Operation Metro Surge. The post Minneapolis mayor vetoes second effort to extend pre-eviction notice period appeared first on Sahan Journal .
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Minneapolis Cops Crack Record Share Of Killings As Cases Drop

Minneapolis police closed roughly eight of every ten homicide investigations that occurred in 2025, a solve rate city officials and local reporters say is the highest in recent memory. The improvement came even as the city’s total murders edged down from the prior year, a shift investigators say helped free up detective hours on open cases.
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South St. Paul woman’s husband faces deportation to Laos over 1990s felony conviction

SOUTH ST. PAUL, Minn. (FOX 9) - A South St. Paul woman is facing uncertainty as she prepares for her husband’s imminent deportation over a decades-old criminal record. Zong Yang is set to be deported to Laos within the next week. He was detained by ICE agents in early February during the final days of Operation Metro Surge.

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