The annual Wedge cat tour in Minneapolis is Wednesday. Here’s what you need to...
It’s summertime in Minnesota — which means quirky local events are plentiful. On Wednesday, the highly anticipated Wedge LIVE! cat tour will take place in Minneapolis. The premise is simple: you meet, you walk and you admire Minneapolis cats in window sills or the ones brave enough to be on porches or even strollers.
Thunderstorm Show Poised to Wash Out Minneapolis Tuesday Night
Source: Facebook/US National Weather Service Twin Cities Minnesota. Minneapolis is starting Tuesday, June 23, on a relatively calm note, with partly cloudy skies and temps in the mid‑60s. By later today, though, the main story turns to rain and thunderstorms. Highs should top out near 76°F this afternoon before slippin
Sam Nordquist’s family and friends say they saw warnings signs of abuse before he...
Some friends and family of the late Sam Nordquist, 24, from Oakdale, say they saw warning signs in his girlfriend’s controlling behavior. Still, they were mostly supportive of his plans to visit her in the Finger Lakes region of New York. He had quickly fallen in love, over the...
More storm chances Tuesday, Wednesday in the Twin Cities
Showers and thunderstorms are likely Tuesday in the Twin Cities as a cold front moves through.
Better Business Bureau warns of storm chaser scams after hailstorm
Insurance experts say hail damage claims that once averaged $10,000–$15,000 now routinely reach $40,000–$60,000, even as many policies have shifted away from full replacement coverage.
Inver Grove Heights City Council meeting cut short before data center vote, residents furious
INVER GROVE HEIGHTS, Minn. (FOX 9) - Tensions ran high at the Inver Grove Heights City Council meeting on Monday night as plans to discuss a controversial data center were derailed by an abrupt adjournment and shouting from those in attendance. City council meeting ends abruptly amid public outcry. What...
Minneapolis City Council votes on three measures affecting George Floyd Square
Contributing writer Ella Stern reports on three Minneapolis City Council votes on June 11 affecting George Floyd Square, including a unanimous vote to deny special assessments that would have billed some businesses over $40,000, a vote rejecting Agape Movement's exclusive development rights at People's Way and a legisl
Prison for drunk, unlicensed driver who killed Iron Range woman in head-on collision
A man was sentenced to a prison term of about five years for driving drunk and without a license when he collided head-on with a minivan late at night in Bloomington and killed his passenger. Dior Cortez Wheeler, 32, of Bloomington was sentenced in Hennepin County District Court on June...
New café open at Landmark Center; patio on the way
St. Paul native Joe Ruhland recently opened Jenni’s Café in the newly remodeled café space at Landmark Center, and he brought his family with him. Wife Jen, the namesake The post New café open at Landmark Center; patio on the way first appeared on St. Paul Voice | Downtown St. Paul Voice | South St. Paul Voice | La Vo
3 injured after RV crashes through barrier wall off Highway 212
Alcohol is not suspected to be a factor in the incident, authorities said.

















