This Hidden Minnesota Farm Restaurant Serves Dinners Straight From the Field Out Front
Dinner ingredients rarely travel this short a distance, sometimes just steps between the field and the kitchen door. Vegetables get pulled fresh depending on what’s actually ready that day, menus shifting slightly based on harvest rather than sticking to a fixed rotation. Running a restaurant this connected to its...
Charges: Former Lions Club treasurer, 86, stole money for gambling, pull tabs
Lions Club funds are typically used to make charitable donations.
MnDOT closing Highway 280 turn to Broadway in effort to reduce risk of serious...
MnDOT says the intersection of Highway 280 and Broadway has seen years of crashes and close calls, and closing the left lane is the answer.
Woman severely injured after being struck near Gold Medal Park; family searching for 2...
A 78‑year‑old woman well known in the Mill District community is facing a long and painful recovery after she was hit by a car while crossing the street near Gold Medal Park on Friday, according to her family.
The Format couldn’t look away when ICE came to Minnesota
Vocalist Nate Ruess and multi-instrumentalist Sam Means were gearing up for their big comeback as the band The Format in January. But just as their new album was being released, Alex Pretti was killed on the streets of Minneapolis. Like many artists and musicians around the country and the world, Means and Ruess were s
Kenny Chesney announces U.S. Bank Stadium gig with Eric Church, Sheryl Crow
Veteran country star Kenny Chesney has announced a stadium tour across the U.S., which includes a May stop at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis.
Federal regulators sue to close pest-infested Minneapolis food warehouse
Federal officials are suing to force the closure of a pest-infested food warehouse in Minneapolis. The lawsuit comes after several reports of sanitation issues at Gold Star Distribution, a food company based in north Minneapolis. After an inspection late last year, the company recalled a long list of products, includin
Alleged Medicaid Fraudster who initially fled country, released from federal custody
Kaamil Omar Sallah, 27, pleaded not guilty in federal court to charges he defrauded Minnesota's Housing Stabilization Services Program out of nearly $1.3 million. A judge released Sallah from custody on GPS monitoring and strict home confinement after prosecutors did not seek to keep him detained. Sallah had initially
This Minnesota Pub Just Shut Its Doors for Good, and the Timing Couldn’t Be...
Restaurant closures have continued to reshape local dining markets across the country as operators contend with aging buildings, repair costs, crime concerns, and uneven post-pandemic business conditions. In St. Paul, that pressure has now claimed The Gnome Craft Pub, a Cathedral Hill restaurant that had become a recog
Minnesota attorney general says Somali Muslims have been defrauded by housing scheme claiming to...
Muslim Somali homebuyers in the Minneapolis area have been defrauded by a “predatory” housing scheme that claims to be sharia-compliant, according to state prosecutors. The Minnesota Attorney General’s Office filed a civil complaint last week accusing real estate brokers Travis Benoit and Steven Legatt of preying upon

















