Friends remember Minneapolis DJ Chaz Millionaire as community champion
The community is mourning the loss of Charles Dillon, also known as Chaz Millionaire, a longtime voice on the Twin Cities airwaves.
Man charged with double stabbing in Coon Rapids on the loose
A New Brighton man is accused of stabbing and seriously injuring two people he was staying with in Coon Rapids.
Family remembers Hopkins father killed when utility pole fell
A growing memorial now lines a fence at the Second Street Apartments in Hopkins, honoring 31‑year‑old Kenneth Green.
3 detained following reports of Minneapolis vehicle break-ins
A teenager and two children were detained early Tuesday morning in connection to vehicle break-ins in south Minneapolis, according to police.
Minneapolis Proposes 1–3 Unit Zoning Changes, Including Larger Triplexes and Easier Duplex Splits
Minneapolis proposes sweeping 1-3 unit zoning updates to allow larger triplexes, easier duplex splits, higher FAR and new green/ADU
‘That’s never leaving my head’ — Minneapolis SWAT officer reflects on Annunciation shooting
‘That’s never leaving my head’: Minneapolis Police Officer Yusef Hassan was part of a SWAT unit that responded to Annunciation church last year. He shares his memories from the day.
This Unassuming Minnesota Restaurant Serves The Best Breakfast Burrito You’ll Ever Taste
Some foods make you close your eyes mid-bite, and the breakfast burrito at El Burrito Mercado in St. Paul, Minnesota is exactly that kind of food. This place doesn’t shout about itself, and that’s precisely what makes finding it feel like winning something. Let’s start with the building,...
Minneapolis police now investigating suspicious death as a homicide
Officers found the 54-year-old man dead in an Nicollet Avenue apartment on July 8 while responding to a report of a possible overdose.
Man killed in overnight crash on Hwy. 169 in Shakopee, state patrol says
A 48-year-old Minneapolis man was killed in a crash overnight Friday on Highway 169 in Shakopee, according to the Minnesota State Patrol.
Free family concerts to take over Minneapolis music venues
Starting Saturday, Sept. 12, families can celebrate their local neighborhoods through a new partnership between Minnesota Independent Venues and the City of Minneapolis. The Family Gathering Concert Series features nine free Saturday morning shows with live music, dance, and creative arts for the whole family. The seri
