Minnesota Weather This Week: 70s Return, Rain Delayed Until Friday Oct 22
Minneapolis, St. Paul and surrounding communities can expect a mild, dry stretch of October weather.
St. Paul to begin street sweeping on Monday
St. Paul will begin its annual fall street sweeping Monday, with the city asking residents to move cars and keep leaves and debris out of streets.
St. Paul police chief expands lawsuit against Mayor Kaohly Her
St. Paul Police Chief Axel Henry expanded his lawsuit against Mayor Kaohly Her on Tuesday, adding a retaliation claim and new allegations about how the city handled the investigation.
Wind-Whipped Minneapolis Basks in Sunny Sunday Before a 75-Degree Friday
Minneapolis is starting Sunday, October 18, with clear skies and temperatures around 48 degrees, but strong south-southwest winds are making the morning feel more active than the thermometer suggests. The broader forecast calls for a sunny afternoon near 68. Rain is not on the schedule. Sunshine Comes With A Blustery...
Minnetonka man convicted of threatening to kill 8 federal judges, elected officials
Jeffrey Allen Petersen, 68, was found guilty in U.S. District Court last week.
Minneapolis “No Kings” protest urges voters to action for midterms
Organizers estimated that around 5,000 people attended the rally in downtown Minneapolis at The Commons park.
St. Paul Police: Man shot and injured his girlfriend before fatally shooting himself
St. Paul Police are investigating an incident in which a suspected gunman reportedly shot and injured his girlfriend before shooting himself, resulting in his death.
In Minnesota, neighbors say a shingle factory’s smell ‘hurts our lungs,’ and sue Owens...
"It’s also embarrassing to have friends and family visit and have to work around the smell."
Juvenile Scraps Minneapolis Show After Two Earlier Delays
Juvenile canceled his October 21 Minneapolis show after two earlier delays, leaving First Avenue ticket holders with a refund plan and no replacement date, according to the venue and a new local report. For online and phone purchases through AXS, First Avenue gave a window of up to 30 business...
Thousands flood Minneapolis as No Kings rallies return to Minnesota
Thousands of people gathered in downtown Minneapolis Saturday as part of the nationwide day of action.

















