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Bauhaus Brew Labs is welcoming a new food truck to its Northeast Minneapolis taproom. Red Rocket Pizza, specializing in wood-fired Neapolitan-style pizza, will begin a residency at the brewery on Wednesday, Jan. 7, it announced Friday on Instagram. The company, which operates multiple trailers, will be in residence...

MINNEAPOLIS — Anne Dunlap, a successful marketing manager at Pillsbury, was found stabbed to death in the trunk of her own car, left abandoned in a Kmart parking lot, keys still in the ignition. It was New Year's Day 1996. Two days earlier, she had vanished. Her husband, Brad...

MINNESOTA, USA — More than 80 vehicles crashed amid recent snowfall on Thursday, according to the Minnesota State Patrol. In St. Paul, SPPD officers responded to a seven-vehicle crash at the intersection of Lexington Parkway and Central Avenue, according to post by the department. That crash was caused by...

(The Hill) – A Minnesota daycare center on Wednesday said they’ve faced “extreme vandalism” after Nick Shirley’s viral YouTube video shared allegations of fraud. Employees of Nokomis Daycare Center in Minneapolis told police they were broken into on Tuesday morning after Shirley claimed they were using public...

Squirrel Haus Arts, a multimedia arts space in Minneapolis, announced on New Year's Eve that it is permanently closing. "What a 10-year run it has been," reads an announcement from Squirrel Haus Arts, signed by owners Michael and Spidie Meyer. "We opened SHA without a marketing plan, but rather a 'let's see what the...

KSTP reporter Jay Kolls conducted a Jan. 2025 investigation into alleged fraud occurring at Minnesota daycare centers, finding no children at the facilities.

Kristin Allyenne Williams, the former treasurer of the Plymouth Wayzata Youth Softball Association, faces one count of felony theft by swindle for allegedly stealing more than $110,000 over a five-year span. After Williams’ access to PWYSA’s bank account was reviewed, numerous ATM withdrawals that were not approved...

Ring in the new year with arts and music events across the Twin Cities. Highlights include a show at the Fine Line featuring Native musicians, hoop dancing and Indigenous fashion; saxophonist Karl Denson performing two jazz shows at the Dakota; and a mini-comics workshop led by a Peruvian artist at the Eastside Food...

Advocates and providers are warning that if federal funding is withheld, legitimate day cares in Minnesota won't be able to survive.

A 54-year-old woman is facing four felony counts after state investigators say she fraudulently billed Minnesota’s Medicaid program for more than $100,000. Authorities allege the woman billed for physical therapy services that were never provided or couldn’t have occurred within the timeframe patients were at her...