Arrests after Starbucks coffee shop vandalized ahead of planned protest
The vandalism occurred amid a nationwide strike of unionized baristas.
‘The People’s Station’ will stay put on the Northside with a modern ‘forever’ home
KMOJ Radio started with a 10-watt transmitter in the Sumner-Olson and Glenwood-Lyndale public housing developments on the Northside in 1976. To hear it, motorists had to drive close to the complex and residents had to move their radio antennas around to catch the signal. In the beginning, the station went...
Minneapolis Allocates $14 Million to Boost Affordable Housing, Adds New Shelter Beds for the...
In Minneapolis, as the chill of winter begins to grip the city, local officials have rolled out a multi-million-dollar plan of action to tackle the pressing issue of housing affordability and homelessness. The Minneapolis City Council has announced a strategic injection of over $14 million in funds, paired with $1.7...
As Minnesota housing program faces scrutiny, tenants face eviction
ST. PAUL, Minn. (FOX 9) - A man who lives at a St. Paul apartment complex said he was given 60 days to leave after the state stopped paying his housing provider. He is the second tenant to face homelessness amid an ongoing fraud investigation into a state-run Medicaid program that provides housing services to...
South St. Paul City Council approves demolition of Armour Gates
South St. Paul City Councilapproves demolition of Armour Gates South St. Paul City Council approves demolition of Armour GatesBy Jake Spitzack | Staff Writer | December 2025 In a stunning turn of events, the South St. Paul City Council has approved the demolition of the Armour Gates, which just last month were...
MSP Airport food service workers reach tentative deal, avert strike
More than 200 food service workers at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport say they've reached a tentative agreement with their employer, averting a strike.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey frustrated with City Council’s delay on George Floyd Square: “This...
“This is absurd. The time for delay is over.” Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey says he’s frustrated with the Minneapolis City Council’s continued delay on a plan for George Floyd Square, saying a pedestrian mall is legally problematic.
New BBQ spot Rollin Nolen’s opens at Midtown Global Market
Rollin Nolen's BBQ has officially opened to the public, marking a major milestone in owner TJ Nolen's decadelong journey in the barbecue business.
Minneapolis Police Thwart Juveniles’ Getaway, Seize Illegal Firearms in Weapons Investigation
In a recent operation that unfolded in the residential streets of Minneapolis, local law enforcement made a notable breakthrough. A statement on the Minneapolis Police Department's official social media disclosed the details of an intervention that began with the monitoring of a residence linked to a weapons...
Infant Death Investigation at Savage Daycare
(Savage, MN) — Savage police are investigating the death of an infant boy at Rocking Horse Ranch Childcare. Officers responded September 22nd after the boy was found unresponsive and later died at a hospital. Court documents call the death suspicious, citing two prior medical emergencies involving another infant...

















