Rice Street Nightmare: St. Paul Woman Clings To Life After Second Hit-and-Run In A...
A woman is in critical condition after a hit-and-run on St. Paul’s North End Tuesday night, marking the city’s second serious case in about a week. Officers found her lying in the roadway near Rice Street and Pennsylvania Avenue with severe injuries. St. Paul Fire medics rushed her to Regions Hospital, where she was...
Auto parts shop employee shot in Brooklyn Park
A worker at an auto parts store was shot and critically hurt Tuesday night in Brooklyn Park, leaving police and the community searching for answers.
St. Paul Woman Indicted by a Minnesota Federal Grand Jury for inflicting Bodily Injury...
MINNEAPOLIS – A Minnesota Federal Grand Jury has returned a true bill of indictment charging Claire Louise Feng, age 27, with inflicting bodily injury on a Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) special agent on January 24, 2026, United States Attorney Daniel N. Rosen announced today. According to court documents, on...
Steve Aoki Postpones Minnesota Concert. Here’s the Real Reason
Production upgrades force schedule change for Aoki’s Armory show.
Eagan Moves To Pull Plug On Data Centers With 1-Year Freeze Plan
Eagan City Council is poised to hit pause on new data centers and commercial cryptocurrency-mining operations, with a proposed one-year moratorium up for a vote at its meeting on Tuesday. If approved, the temporary halt would block city approval of any new facilities or expansions while staff study zoning, water use,...
After success in Linden Hills, Vietnamese coffee shop expands to downtown
After turning their Vietnamese coffee truck venture into a brick-and-mortar business in Minneapolis' Linden Hills neighborhood two years ago, the Càphin team is again beginning a new chapter – this time, with a new location in downtown. A soft opening is now underway at Càphin's new Warehouse District...
Maplewood Mom Charged in Child Beating Case
A Maplewood woman faces charges after prosecutors say she helped plan and allowed the assault of a ten-year-old girl inside an unsafe, unsanitary home. The allegations stem from an incident reported early this month at a residence near Dorland Road & Mailand Road E. in Maplewood. Amber Lynn Raymond, 31,...
‘We’re still fighting’: Richfield restaurant keeps going after ICE deports one of its owners
RICHFIELD, Minnesota — Even as hundreds of federal agents leave Minnesota, small businesses like American Pie Pizza in Richfield continue to be impacted by the surge in more ways than one. When the restaurant had a hard time recovering after the pandemic, brothers Roberto Alvarado Mendoza and Diego Alvarado...
Slurs Aimed at Frey, Black Community In Flyers Across Twin Cities
When Sarah W. let her daughters walk around the block last weekend, it was hardly an odd experience in their very walkable St. Paul neighborhood. Nor was stopping to see what books could be picked up at the Little Free Library on the 1000 block of Ashland Avenue. What Sarah’s...
Minneapolis City Council set to deny Graduate Hotel GM a seat on city board
MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - The Minneapolis City Council is poised to deny the general manager of the Graduate Hotel a seat on a city advisory board due to the hotel's rooming of ICE officers. Committee recommends against appointment. What we know:. The Minneapolis Committee of the Whole voted Tuesday to...
