Rising costs to develop affordable housing in the Twin Cities prompt new calls to...
5 INVESTIGATES found high per-unit costs are common at taxpayer-subsidized developments and are a source of controversy and frustration in a decades-long debate about how to resolve an affordable housing crisis in the Twin Cities.
Minnesota-made movie makes premier
Some Minnesota-made movie magic is on the silver screen in the west metro as a film shot in the twin cities kicks off its theatrical run at the Edina Mann theater.
Hopkins community healing after stabbing
The community of Hopkins is hosting a vigil on Monday night to mourn and remember those lost in a deadly stabbing spree last week.
Minnesota AG to file lawsuit to bring ICE agent back to Minnesota
Minnesota’s attorney general is suing to bring a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent charged in a Minneapolis shooting back to the state.
Investigation under way after man found critically injured in Prior Lake
The man, who police say suffered internal injuries, remains hospitalized Monday.
Buildings housing CC Club, French Meadow in Minneapolis for sale
The home of an iconic Minneapolis bar is up for sale, and with it comes a whole lot of history.
Minnesota Cannabis Week unites industry leaders in Minneapolis
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. — Minnesota's cannabis industry is hosting its first-ever Minnesota Cannabis Week from August 21-27, bringing together business owners, regulators and community leaders for a series of events aimed at building connections across the state's growing cannabis market. The week-long initiative is led by
Two charged in theft of 26 Nintendo Switch 2 games
Prosecutors say a man and woman stole 26 Nintendo Switch 2 games worth more than $1,800 from an Eden Prairie Best Buy. The post Two charged in theft of 26 Nintendo Switch 2 games appeared first on Eden Prairie Local News .
Minneapolis mayor proposes major cuts and tax increase
In the heart of the Twin Cities a series of fiscal decisions now confront everyday households as leaders grapple with rising costs and shifting revenues. The Minneapolis budget has drawn fresh attention after the mayor outlined plans to trim positions while lifting property taxes to cover essential operations. Resident
Lawsuits reveal failed inspections
City of Minneapolis officials didn’t inspect a single public housing unit for nearly 30 years, despite the city’s own ordinance requiring it to do so. fox 9’s Mike Manzoni explains revelations from a pair of lawsuits from two former tenants.

















