Car falls into hole at Minneapolis construction site
A person was able to escape unscathed after they drove their car into a construction zone and fell into a man-made water pipe hole in Minneapolis.
St. Paul Driver Gets 4 Years After Meth-Fueled Crash Killed Father of Three
A St. Paul man was sentenced to four years in prison Monday for a crash that killed a 42-year-old father of three after prosecutors say he sped through a red light with methamphetamine in his system. Paw Moo Htoo pleaded guilty in April to criminal vehicular homicide for operating a vehicle with a Schedule II controlle
Fall settles in Wednesday in the Twin Cities with rain chances ahead
Wednesday will be mostly sunny early on in the Twin Cities before clouds build, with showers arriving from the west in the evening hours.
106-year-old Dan Patch commuter rail bridge reaches the end of the line
Savage's Quentin Avenue bridge will be removed this week after the railway gave city officials the green light.
Minneapolis Park Board fights for funding as potential layoffs loom
The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board is contending with a near $3.2 million revenue gap between its proposed budget and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey’s, which the board said could lead to layoffs and reduced services. Frey and MPRB superintendent Al Bangoura presented contrasting budget proposals in August. The Min
School bus t-boned by SUV on Highway 120 in Oakdale, both drivers injured
A school bus was knocked into the ditch after being t-boned by an SUV on Highway 120 near Holloway Avenue on Wednesday morning, according to the Minnesota State patrol.
Luther Seminary sells St. Paul campus, plans move to downtown Minneapolis in summer 2027
Luther Seminary has sold its historic Upper Campus in St. Paul’s St. Anthony Park neighborhood and is planning to relocate to downtown Minneapolis next summer.
Frey’s proposed 2027 property tax hike concerns residents
Minneapolis residents are raising concerns about Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey’s 11.3% property tax levy increase as City Council members gather resident feedback ahead of a December budget vote. An informational budget session held by Shawn Green, the city’s budget director, and council member Pearll Warren in north Mi
Neighborhood seeks permanent memorial for Alex Pretti in south Minneapolis
More than nine months after Alex Pretti was fatally shot by federal immigration agents in south Minneapolis, a memorial at the site of his death continues to draw visitors and serve as a place for reflection.
Minneapolis, MN — Tara Sutton, Robins Kaplan Trial Lawyer and Mass Tort Leader, Dies...
Tara D. Sutton, a partner at Robins Kaplan LLP and chair of the firm’s National Mass Tort Group, died on September 20, 2026, following a brief illness. She spent her entire legal career at the Minneapolis-based firm, building a reputation over more than 30 years as one of the country’s leading plaintiffs’ trial attorne
