Freed Killer Busted With Guns And Meth In South Minneapolis Gets 10 Years
A convicted killer who had been released to state supervision is headed back to prison for a long stretch after federal agents say they caught him in a south Minneapolis drug operation with two loaded pistols and distribution-level quantities of methamphetamine and cocaine. Officers were watching what they believed wer
Severe storms hit Twin Cities before Monday heat
A line of thunderstorms swept through the Twin Cities on Sunday morning, bringing enough turbulence to delay the start of the Twin Cities Pride Parade in Minneapolis. While the immediate threat is relatively contained, forecasters are keeping a close eye on what the rest of the week has in store for the region.
MN weather: Rain totals from Sunday morning storms
MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - Many of us woke up Sunday morning to heavy rain as storms rolled across the Twin Cities metro. While not severe, many communities got a heavy downpour that dumped as much as an inch of rain in a little more than an hour. Here are rain totals from Sunday’s storms:
Stone Arch Parking Lot Poised To Become Big Senior Housing Play
A once-shelved senior housing plan near the Stone Arch Bridge is back in motion. Lupe Development Partners and the Wall Companies are again pursuing a five-story, 104-unit affordable senior building on the triangular parking lot at 600 Main St. SE, a short walk from the riverfront landmark. The Minneapolis Planning Com
Liberian Hot Spot Carol’s Packs Brooklyn Park Corner On Opening Night
Brooklyn Park has a new go-to for fufu and jollof. Carol's African Restaurant quietly flipped on the “open” sign on May 9 at 6940 Brooklyn Blvd and promptly drew a crowd of more than 200 people for its grand opening, turning a longtime family catering hustle into a full-on neighborhood restaurant.
Charges dropped: Protester’s federal case ends with $25 fee
Contributing writer Clint Combs reports on the collapse of federal charges against Isabel Lopez, an Aztec dancer and poet whose four felony assault charges were reduced to a misdemeanor after prosecutors alleged she attacked federal agents during a June 2025 protest in south Minneapolis, with Judge John Tunheim rejecti
Stormy Commute, Scorching Monday: Twin Cities Stare Down Hail Then Heat
Source: Facebook/US National Weather Service Twin Cities Minnesota. Minneapolis is waking up to clouds, muggy air and a potential mess on the roads, with a line of showers and thunderstorms expected to sweep across the metro before midday Sunday. After the storms move through and a breezy, unsettled day wraps up, the w
Sunday storms leaving thousands without power in Minnesota
More than 11,000 Xcel Energy customers are without power on Sunday morning.
St. Paul Drug Stop Nets 203 Grams, Minneapolis Woman Hit With Felony Counts
A 28-year-old Minneapolis woman is facing serious felony drug charges after officers reported finding nearly 203 grams of fentanyl and methamphetamine during a vehicle search in St. Paul earlier this month. Ryann Elizabeth Johnson has been charged with a first-degree controlled-substance count tied to fentanyl and a se
Bed Bath & Beyond Is Returning to Minnesota
Bed Bath & Beyond was a once-popular retail store with over 10 locations in Minnesota. While all of those locations closed nearly three years ago during the company's bankruptcy-related shutdown, the chain has now included Minnesota as the site for a new version of its stores. The History and Fall...
