Suni Lee Statue Stolen In St. Paul, Police Say

The bust honoring the Olympic gold medalist was taken along with its engraved nameplate rock, police said.

Man Dropped Rock From Twin Cities Overpass, Shattered Windshield, Broke Woman’s Arm: Police

The rock crashed through the windshield of a Ford Escape as it drove under the Rice Street overpass, authorities said.

Naked Man Found In MN Senate Chamber After Sneaking Into Capitol: Police

He bathed in a Capitol restroom, then walked naked into the Senate chamber and sat in the president’s chair, police said.

Gov. Tim Walz Activates National Guard After Cyberattack On St. Paul

​City officials say the weekend-long attack disrupted critical services and exceeded local response capacity.

MPR’s Parent Company To Lay Off Up To 8% Of Staff After State, Federal Funding Cuts

Federal and state cuts reportedly created a $6 million shortfall for American Public Media Group.

Twin Cities PBS Laying Off Staff After Congress Eliminates Public Media Funding

Twin Cities PBS (TPT) is laying off staff this week after Congress eliminated all federal funding for public broadcasting.

Cub Foods Closing St. Paul Store, Nearly 100 Workers To Lose Jobs

Permanent layoffs are scheduled to take place in September, according to a notice submitted by SUPERVALU Inc.

St. Paul Woman’s Disappearance Considered Suspicious, Police Say

Brenda Holmes, 49, was last seen on July 5 at Mounds Park. Authorities are asking for the public’s help.

Disappearance Of St. Paul Man Deemed Suspicious, Police Say

Nicholas Christianson, 41, was last seen June 3 near Larpenteur and White Bear. Authorities are asking for help.

State Flags Dozens Of MN Cannabis Businesses For Tax Reasons

State officials flagged more than 70 businesses for unpaid cannabis-related taxes this month.

Major Weekend Closures Planned On I-94 And I-35E In St. Paul: Detours Begin Friday Night

Portions of Interstate 94 and Interstate 35E will be closed in St. Paul from Friday night to early Monday for bridge maintenance work.

Science Museum Of Minnesota Cutting 43 Jobs In Major Restructuring: 'Tremendously Difficult'

The beloved St. Paul institution will reduce its budget by $7 million amid falling attendance, funding cuts, and rising costs.

MN May Owe You Money, Here's How To Find Out

The state of Minnesota says it has returned over $847 million that was previously unclaimed.

Here Are All 33 New Foods Coming To The 2025 Minnesota State Fair

The Great Minnesota Get-Together adds 33 new eats and 8 fresh vendors for 2025—here’s every item hitting the fairgrounds.

New MN DHS Policy: Must Justify Hiring White Or Male Candidates In Underrepresented Roles

The new policy applies to roles where women, people of color, or people with disabilities are underrepresented.

Door-To-Door Pest Control Salespeople May Be Scammers, AG Warns

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison is warning Minnesotans about how to spot and avoid door-to-door pest-control scams.

‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ Would Raise MN Electricity Bills by 28 Percent, Watchdog Group Says

The bill would also eliminate clean energy tax credits and cost Minnesota nearly 23,000 jobs by 2035, analysts say.

Addressing the Gap: Eating Disorders in LGBTQIA+ and Gender-Diverse Communities in Minnesota

By Jillian Lampert, PhD, MPH, RD, LD, FAED, Vice President of The Emily Program

Dozens Of New Minnesota Laws Just Took Effect July 1: What To Know

Here’s a breakdown of some of the most notable laws that just took effect across Minnesota.

New Name Announced for Xcel Energy Center After 25 Years

The longtime home of the Minnesota Wild will take on a new identity starting this fall.

St. Paul Warns Of 'Extremely Dangerous' Storm Drain Vandalism Across City

Officials urge residents to report missing grates and suspicious activity to police and Public Works.

Livestream: Melissa, Mark Hortman Lie In State Friday At MN Capitol

Melissa Hortman will be the first woman to lie in state in the Minnesota Capitol.

This Restaurant Makes The Best Burger In MN (And It's Not The Juicy Lucy)

There is no shortage of places in Minnesota to grab a burger, an all-American classic. But connoisseurs who want the best should head here.

Major I-94, I-35E Closures Begin This Week For St. Paul Bridge Repairs

Drivers in St. Paul should prepare for major detours and months of traffic disruptions.

New MN Driving Law: Lane Splitting, Filtering Legal Starting July 1

Minnesota is joining a small but growing list of states allowing lane splitting and filtering for motorcycles.

Melissa Hortman Will Be First Woman To Lie In State At Minnesota Capitol

Melissa and Mark Hortman will lie in state at the Minnesota Capitol, Gov. Tim Walz announced Tuesday.

Metro Transit Police Sergeant Drowns In White Bear Lake

Witnesses said the woman entered the water from a boat and was submerged for more than 40 minutes before being found.

MN's 'Frederick' The Corpse Flower Is About To Bloom

As of Wednesday, Frederick was 71 inches tall and was anticipated to bloom between Friday and Sunday at the Como Park Zoo & Conservatory.

​Fireworks Laws In MN: What's Legal On July Fourth In 2025

Before you start procuring pyrotechnics, be sure you know Minnesota’s laws on consumer fireworks.​

Melissa Hortman's Final Interview, And How To Honor Her Memory

A Star Tribune columnist reflected on his last interview with Hortman, as her children shared how their parents would want to be remembered.

'I'm Not Calling Him': Trump Says He Won't Contact Walz After Hortman Killings

Asked if he had called Walz yet, Trump said the Democratic governor "doesn't have a clue" and is "a mess."

America's Best New Restaurant Is In MN: James Beard Awards

A Minnesota chef also won Best Chef: Midwest.

Lake Country Booksellers to Host Signing Event for White Bear Lake Author Dr. Jack Stoltzfus

Get a signed copy of "The Parent's Launch Code: Loving and Letting Go of Our Adult Children" on Friday, July 4, 2025, between 9:30 to 11:30a

MN Exports Fell 6% In Q1 As Trade With Canada, Mexico Slipped Sharply

Minnesota officials blame "on-again, off-again" tariffs for the Q1 export drop, citing losses to Canada and Mexico.

‘No Kings’ Protest To Be Held Saturday In Twin Cities And Elsewhere In Minnesota: What To Know

See where protests will take place across Minnesota this weekend.

MN Rep. Kaohly Vang Her Says She’s ‘Illegal’ During Speech On House Floor

A Minnesota lawmaker’s emotional floor speech is gaining national attention after she said that her family entered the U.S. "illegally."

Planned Parenthood Forced To Close These 4 Minnesota Locations

Planned Parenthood will close four Minnesota clinics, including two in the Twin Cities metro area.

Minnesota To Expand Ignition Interlock Rules For Repeat DWI Offenders

The bill, set to be signed into law, will require more DWI offenders to use ignition interlock devices before driving.

Beloved St. Paul Restaurant That Closed Suddenly Is Coming Back

The team behind Can Can Wonderland is helping breathe new life into one of Lowertown’s most-loved restaurants.

Why This St. Paul Car Parts Plant Is Shutting Down This Summer

The St. Paul site, located at 2299 Terminal Road, will close for good by the end of August. Layoffs will begin on Aug. 15.