Wedding Guests Signed Bride and Groom’s Motorcycles Instead of a Guestbook. Then the Bikes...
The Minnesota-based motorcycle enthusiasts have left signs in their yards asking for the bikes’ return
Food shelves, food banks and volunteers are stepping up during uncertainty with SNAP benefits
NEW HOPE, Minn. — Food shelves have been busy this month during all the uncertainty surrounding SNAP food assistance during the federal government shutdown. Across the state, food shelves, food banks and volunteers are working to fill the gap until SNAP payments resume. At The Food Group’s warehouse in...
Tribute to mother-of-four killed in fiery St. Paul car crash
The family of a woman killed in a fiery St. Paul car crash is coming together to support her children and remember her life. Qiara Gleason, 26, known as "Keke," died early Sunday morning in a single-vehicle crash at the intersection of Arlington Avenue East and Prosperity Avenue. "Despite their...
1 injured in downtown Minneapolis shooting
Authorities say that at around 9:12 p.m., officers found a man with a non-life-threatening gunshot wound on the 300 block of First Avenue North.
Authorities investigating death in Columbia Heights
Authorities are investigating a death in a suburb just north of Minneapolis on Friday.
6 Minnesota Restaurants So Busy, The Line Stretches Around The Block Every Weekend
Minnesota has some seriously popular restaurants that locals can’t get enough of. Every weekend, hungry diners willingly wait in lines that snake around the block just for a taste of what these spots have to offer. I’ve stood in my fair share of these queues, watching people chat excitedly...
Minnesota attorneys caught citing fake cases generated by ‘AI hallucinations’
MINNEAPOLIS — Two Minnesota attorneys have joined a growing, disreputable list of legal officers caught submitting legal filings using phony case citations fabricated by artificial intelligence. In both cases, the attorneys admitted they used an AI website to assist in drafting legal briefs and failed to double-check...
Debate Ignites: Ex-Minneapolis Officer, Convicted in George Floyd’s Murder, Released from Prison
fox9.com - 11/03/2025 10:17:00 PM. Tou Thao, one of the four officers convicted in the murder of George Floyd, has been released from federal prison. Thao was found guilty on both federal and state charges and was sentenced to 4.75 years for aiding and abetting manslaughter. He will now be under post-release...
3 charged with targeting churchgoers, stealing over $560K in immigration fraud scheme
Faith and fraud: Three Minnesotans accused of targeting and defrauding immigrants at Twin Cities churches of over $560K are now facing criminal charges.
Contentious Debate: Minneapolis Mayoral Candidate’s Proposal to Warn Undocumented Immigrants of Upcoming ICE Raids
This post features an OpenAI-powered summary derived from the NewsBreak users' discussions on Minneapolis Mayoral Candidate Plans to Alert Illegal Aliens Ahead of ICE Raids. Minneapolis Mayoral Candidate Plans to Alert Illegal Aliens Ahead of ICE Raids.
