Man Sentenced in Rochester-Led Cartel Meth Trafficking Case
A man convicted on federal charges involving a drug trafficking ring with Cartel ties and led by a Rochester man has been sentenced to more than 20 years in prison.
What’s Hot: Twin Cities Weekend Events, August 15
If you’re a music fan, art lover, foodie, or looking to celebrate culture outdoors, MSR’s Aaliyah Demry has you covered with what’s hot in the Twin Cities this weekend. Neighborhoods will turn into a stage for Uptown Porchfest. This free, community-driven festival brings local music straight to the lawns, porches, and
Minnesota ‘Weepy-voiced killer’ hunted teens with an ice pick then cried to cops
Paul Michael Stephani, known as the 'Weepy-Voiced Killer,' terrorized Minneapolis from 1980 to 1982.
EXCLUSIVE: A look inside Minneapolis’s new 3rd Police Precinct; City now targeting spring 2027...
Minneapolis has pushed back the opening of its new 3rd Police Precinct again, with city leaders now targeting spring 2027.
The Bourdain-inspired Anti-ICE Supper Club is coming to Minneapolis
Roads & Kingdoms, the food and travel publication that was once edited by Anthony Bourdain, is bringing its Anti-ICE Supper Club to Minneapolis in September.
Swede Hollow Cafe will close after nearly three decades in St. Paul
After 29 years, Swede Hollow Cafe in St. Paul will close its doors in Aug. 31.
Maplewood Man, 20, Charged After Park Bicyclist Reports Unwanted Touching
A 20-year-old man is facing charges in Ramsey County after a bicyclist who was pulling his young daughter in a trailer through a Maplewood park reported that a stranger approached him, made sexual comments, and touched him without his consent. Nathan Cheening Lee now faces one gross misdemeanor count of fifth-degree cr
Lime enacts new scooter rules after riders entered I-35W in Minneapolis
What started as a social media invitation for a scooter ride through Minneapolis last Saturday quickly became something much bigger. Now, the company Lime is taking steps to slow riders down.
Hopkins stabbing is latest in hundreds of Minn. domestic violence deaths since 1989
ListenHopkins stabbing is latest in hundreds of Minn. domestic violence deaths since 1989. Hopkins residents are mourning the deaths of a daycare operator and her 7-year-old daughter. And in Burnsville, residents are remembering a 78-year-old woman. Officials say the three were family, and their killings were acts of d
Police investigate after 34 cars damaged in downtown Minneapolis
Police discovered nearly three dozen damaged vehicles in downtown Minneapolis early Thursday after reports of a man committing break-ins.

















