Voting opens for 6th annual Black Business Ball Awards
Public voting is now open for the 6th Annual Black Business Ball Awards, an initiative dedicated to honoring the resilience, innovation, and achievements of local Black entrepreneurs. The annual celebration highlights small-business owners who overcome systemic challenges, limited funding, and resource constraints year
1 person dead after multi-vehicle crash in south Minneapolis
One person is dead after a multi-vehicle crash in South Minneapolis on Wednesday morning. Around 9:45 a.m., Minneapolis police officers responded to East Lake Street and Fourth Avenue South for a crash involving many vehicles and a building. Police say one car collided with another before slamming into the building....
Minnetonka Minute: Lake Minnetonka history for sale — Gale Island
One of Lake Minnetonka’s most distinguished islands has hit the open market! Gale Island sits off the southern shore of Big Island, toward Excelsior Bay, and carries a history that few casual lakegoers recall. Despite sitting front and center among the expanse of Upper Lake, this island played a remarkably small role i
Why Locals Adore This AUTHENTIC-Tasting Italian Experience in Minneapolis, MN
Open Mon–Thu, 5 PM–10 PM | Fri–Sat, 5 PM–11 PM | Sun Closed. Bar La Grassa is a beloved Minneapolis Italian restaurant where fresh pasta, warm focaccia, seafood, and rich desserts transform dinner into a satisfying shared experience. This North Loop favorite brings comfort-food warmth to...
Loring Towers Warning Ignored, Operation Metro Surge Court Battle, and the Red Lake Federal...
Overview: Twin Cities public safety developments focus on dispatch delays during the fatal Loring Towers shooting, legal challenges against Operation Metro Surge immigration sweeps, and a federal raid on the Red Lake Nation child welfare facility. These cases highlight growing community demands for dispatch accountabil
Tears, flowers, and a promise: Bloomington remembers Tom Burnett
BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (FOX 9) - Every year, Minnesotans gather to honor the lives lost on Sept. 11, 2001, including a Bloomington native who helped change the course of that day. Tom Burnett is a hometown hero — a graduate of Bloomington Jefferson High School and one of the passengers who led a rebellion against the hijac
Memorial for ICU nurse slain by ICE vandalized with motor oil
Early Friday morning, caretakers arrived at Alex Pretti’s memorial, finding it doused in two gallons of synthetic motor oil. Motor oil is not flammable, and much of the memorial remains unharmed. Volunteer caretakers quickly gathered throughout the morning to wash the ground and chairs, and to clean offerings that visi
Barrel Theory to take over Lake Monster brewery site in St. Paul
In the shifting scene of local craft production across the Twin Cities one operation prepares to claim a new home while another steps aside leaving behind a legacy of innovation and community ties. This move comes as Barrel Theory Lake Monster takes shape through the acquisition of a production facility that once fuele
Judge Cites Veterans Law in Sentence for Fatal St. Paul DWI Crash
Ramsey County District Judge Timothy Mulrooney sentenced Sanjit Singh, 56, to one year in the county workhouse and 10 years of probation for the December 29, 2024, crash that killed 18-year-old Dylan James Severson on Shepard Road in St. Paul. Singh had pleaded guilty to criminal vehicular homicide and criminal vehicul
Split vote keeps St. Paul cop killer in prison after 20 years
Ron Reed, convicted of killing a St. Paul police officer nearly 60 years ago, was denied parole Friday after Minnesota’s Supervised Release Board split vote.

















