Man convicted of stalking Current DJs charged with violating restraining order
The 67-year-old has repeatedly targeted two DJs over numerous years.
Beloved burger-centric food truck is opening a brick-and-mortar restaurant in St. Paul
The Angry Line Cook is taking its show off the road after five years on wheels.
State grant gave $1.5 million in taxpayer money for purchase of mansion now facing...
Minnesota taxpayers have a financial interest in the outcome of foreclosure proceedings on the historic Gale Mansion in Minneapolis.
Garth Brooks Sets Two Target Center Dates In December, Closing Out The 2026 Tour...
The GMan wraps his 2026 tour at Target Center Dec 11 and 12. Twenty-three shows there already, more than 430000 tickets sold.
Bagel chain makes Minnesota debut, with hungry fans lining up as early as 4:30...
PopUp Bagels has opened its first Minnesota location, drawing a block-long line before its 6 a.m. opening on Nov. 6.
A list of Twin Cities restaurants offering free meals for Veterans Day 2026
Dozens of restaurants around Minnesota are saying thank you to veterans with free meals, drinks, and other perks on Nov. 11.
South Minneapolis Food Truck La Cochinita Buys Building for $600K
La Cochinita, the food truck known for salbutes, black al pastor and bolis, has bought a building in south Minneapolis for $600,000, a move that will let the business leave its commissary kitchen behind as it chases bigger plans in catering and wholesale. The purchase was first reported by the...
New rental repair ordinance gives St. Paul renters leverage
St. Paul voters overwhelmingly approved a new "right-to-repair" ordinance , handing tenants a lot more leverage over their landlords when something breaks in their rental housing. Yes, but: The real thrust of the ordinance won't be renters fixing washing machines themselves, but rather to compel their landlords to do it faster. Catch up quick: The Safe Homes St. Paul campaign pitched its proposal as a "break in case of emergency" solution for renters dealing with egregious neglect. Under the lan
St. Paul Stalker Accused of Calling Ex-Current DJ Again Despite 50-Year Order
A 67-year-old Apple Valley man with a history of stalking two former Minnesota Public Radio DJs is facing new charges after he allegedly called one of them and left a voicemail, then mailed her a card days later, despite being barred from contacting her under a restraining order that runs for 50 years. Patrick Henry Kelly was charged earlier this month with two counts of violating a restraining order involving former Current DJ Jade Tittle, according to charges filed November 3.
MSP Airport finds lack of interest in commercial spaces
Restaurant operators and retailers balked at the high asking rents and long lease terms that MSP Airport wanted as part of a large search for new tenants. Why it matters: MSP's reputation as the top U.S. airport is based partly on its dining and shopping options . The lack of vendor interest shows that it may be asking too much from businesses seeking access to the airport's 36 million annual travelers. State of play: The airport has been working on a major overhaul of its commercial spaces this
