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$3.2 million Keg House Commons project brings local Black ownership to historic St. Paul...

A newly revitalized center in the historic Jacob Schmidt Brewing Company Keg House on West Seventh Street is expected to open to the public later this month. St. Paul-based Outlaw Development has spent the last year converting the building into Keg House Commons, a fitness, wellness, arts and event hub. The space was most recently home to Keg & Case Market.
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Summit Brewing Was $8 Million in Debt and Facing Foreclosure – Now They’ve Been...

Is Summit Brewing closing? Not anymore. The St. Paul brewery found a new lender after being over $8.2 million in debt and receiving a foreclosure notice.
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Threatening Letter, White Powder Sent to MN Secretary of State

The U.S. Postal Inspection Service is investigating a threatening letter containing a white powder that was sent to Minnesota's top election official.
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Minneapolis City Council seeks review of police response before woman was killed by ex-boyfriend

More than a year after Mariah Samuels was killed by her ex-boyfriend, Minneapolis city leaders are seeking an independent review of how police responded to her repeated calls for help before her death.
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Frey nominates Bill Peterson as MPD chief, drawing opposition

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey nominated interim Police Chief Bill Peterson on Oct. 9 to lead the Minneapolis Police Department permanently, setting up a City Council confirmation fight over who should run a department still under pressure to reform. Communities United Against Police Brutality, a Minneapolis advocacy group, immediately called on...
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Families of people killed by police rally for Justin Teigen outside Hennepin County Government...

Toshira Garraway has spent 17 years asking how her fiancé, Justin Teigen, ended up dead in a recycling facility after a 2009 encounter with St. Paul police. On Friday, she brought that question to the steps of the Hennepin County Government Center, joined by other families who say they have been stonewalled after losing loved ones.
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Everything Niko Medved had to say following Minnesota’s 72-52 exhibition win over Omaha

Niko Medved addressed the media following the Gophers exhibition win over Omaha on Thursday night, sharing his thoughts on the first look the public has gotten at the 2026-27 Gophers men's basketball team. Medved also shared strong thoughts on Cade Tyson's eligibility situation and the NCAA's eligibility problem. Want the...
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Banana Ball World Tour returning to Target Field next summer

MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - Mark your calendars, baseball fans, because Banana Ball is coming back to the Twin Cities. The Minnesota Twins announced Friday the 2027 Banana Ball World Tour will return to Target Field this summer. The Party Animals will play two games against the Firefighters on Friday, June 4, 2027, and Saturday, June 5, 2027.
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Terrorism threat levels down in MN, former U.S. Attorney says

Just last week, an 18-year-old Twin Cities man was arrested for allegedly planning to kill people at Mall of America. He's also accused of supporting ISIS, a terrorist organization.
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2 MN businesses discriminated against customers using Tribal IDs

The Minnesota Department of Human Rights says a credit union in Coon Rapids and a bar in Minneapolis discriminated against two Native Americans when they refused to accept Tribal identification cards.

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