St. Paul Cop Charged In 13 Burglaries At Same Cub Foods Grocery Store

A criminal complaint says Tommy Lee Adams used his old loss prevention knowledge to enter a secure office, move cameras and steal items.

Kratom Restriction, Crypto Kiosk Ban Among 9 New Laws Signed By Gov. Tim Walz

A batch of newly signed bills touches everything from crypto kiosks to kratom, crossbows, and police-related protections.

Minnesota Voters To Decide Governor, U.S. Senate Races In 2026: Full Elections Calendar

Several big races will be on the ballot, and Minnesota voters already have key dates to circle.

St. Paul Police Respond To Downtown Shooting Near RiverCentre, Grand Casino Arena

Police said two young adult men suffered non-life-threatening gunshot wounds and three possible suspects were detained.

Minnesota School Bus Stop Law Just Got Simpler: One Rule Drivers Need To Know

Minnesota drivers have a new, simpler rule to remember around school buses.

Trump DOJ Sues To Stop Minnesota's 'Woke' Climate Lawsuit Against ExxonMobil, Koch Industries

The Trump administration wants a federal judge to block Keith Ellison from pursuing Minnesota's climate case against energy companies.

How To Watch MN Wild Vs. Avalanche Game 1: Time, TV, Stream

The Minnesota Wild open their second-round playoff series Sunday night in Colorado, while the Timberwolves start their own second-round.

Wolves, Wild Advance In Dream Night For Minnesota Sports Fans: Here's What's Next

The Timberwolves and Wild both advanced to the second round Thursday night, while the short-handed Wolves stunned Denver.

$100M Metro Surge Business Aid Plan Passes MN Senate, Faces Uncertain House Path

Small businesses could qualify for zero-interest loans, but the proposal still faces an uncertain path in the House.

Minnesota Lawmakers Send First-In-Nation AI 'Nudification' Ban To Walz

The bill would require companies to block consumer access to AI tools used to create fake nude or sexual images of real people.

Feds Charge 3 In Alleged Attack On Turning Point USA Contributor At MN Protest

FBI Director Kash Patel said the bureau quickly took up the case after video of the alleged St. Paul assault surfaced online.

MN Cities Could Lose State Aid For Flying Old State Flag

Several Minnesota cities have moved to bring back the old state flag, and a new bill would put state aid on the line.

St. Paul Jury Finds Man Liable In $188K False Claims Case Tied To Child Meal Program

A jury found Emadeldin Ibrahim liable for $188,350 in false meal reimbursement claims, with damages to be tripled.

2 Major Twin Cities Highway Closures Start Soon: What Drivers Should Know

Drivers in the Twin Cities will face two major construction headaches in the coming days.

Florida Investor Buys St. Paul's Great Northern Building, Could Buy More: Report

Jamie Rand paid nearly $2 million for the Great Northern Building and told the Star Tribune he wants more downtown assets.

MN State Sen. Matt Klein Fined After Betting On Own Race

Kalshi said the Minnesota state senator, now running for Congress, agreed to a fine and five-year suspension after trading on his own race.

4 Things In Minnesota's Housing Bill That Could Open Up More Homes

The package would put more money toward housing development, homelessness prevention and homebuyer help as affordability remains a challenge

Nursing Home Happy Hour, Power Lines, Foreclosures: 5 Bills Gov. Walz Just Signed

The new laws address veterans benefits, energy transmission permitting, liquor licensing and mortgage foreclosures.

Highly Contagious Stomach Virus Surging In MN As Vaccination Rates Decline

A highly contagious virus that causes severe vomiting and diarrhea in young children is circulating at elevated levels nationwide.

MN Faces $3.1B Medicaid Hit Under Trump Plan, Care For Kids, Rural Patients At Risk

State officials say funding delays could disrupt care for 35,000 children and strain hospitals and clinics across Minnesota.

Flesh-Eating Parasite Prompts New Pet Rules In Minnesota

A rare parasite not seen in the U.S. in decades is driving the change.

Minnesota Moves To Let Seniors Drink Alcohol In Nursing Homes

A bipartisan bill would allow alcohol in nursing homes and assisted living, with restrictions and no sales.

Man Accused Of Posing As Teen In White Bear Lake Schools Now Charged

Authorities say Kelvin Micaiah Luebke used a fake birth certificate to enroll and attended classes as a student.

Mass Layoffs Hit MN Company | Man Shot After Grabbing Officer’s Gun: BCA | When ‘Nature Calls’: MN News

Anthony Edwards still scored 17 after a brief delay, as a shooting, layoffs, and a reopened murder case made headlines across Minnesota.

Minnesota Tax Burden Ranked: Where It Stands And A Key Surprise

Minnesota ranks 15th for tax burden, but one nearby state may surprise you.

Toddler Critically Injured In Accidental Fall From Second-Story St. Paul Window, Police Say

"Preliminary information indicates this incident was accidental," police said.

Distracted Driving Crackdown Underway In MN: Laws Drivers Should Know

Minnesota officials are stepping up enforcement in April and reminding drivers what the hands-free law allows.

Minnesota Names Tax Preparers Sanctioned For Fraud, Violations

State officials say multiple preparers were convicted, fined, or ordered to stop work after violating tax laws.

St. Paul Electrical Surge That Torched Cars May Be Due To Copper Wire Theft, Firefighters Say

"This was quite the magnificent display of power and energy," said Deputy Chief Jamie Smith.

DOJ Sues Minnesota Over Transgender Athlete Policies In School Sports

The lawsuit targets state education officials and the Minnesota State High School League over alleged Title IX violations.

Springsteen, Sanders Headline ‘No Kings’ Protest At MN Capitol

Organizers say up to 100,000 people could gather in St. Paul for the flagship event of a nationwide movement.

Walz Signs First 4 Laws Passed In 2026 — One Ends A State Holiday

The bipartisan bills touch on schools, businesses, housing, and one notable change to the state calendar.

Minnesota State Rep. Arrested For DWI In White Bear Lake

The 27-year-old lawmaker from the north metro registered a 0.13 BAC after being pulled over for multiple violations, police said.

MN Senate Unanimously Repeals Cesar Chavez Day After Abuse Allegations

Sen. Sandy Pappas led a 67-0 vote after a report alleged abuse by Cesar Chavez.

Oleb Books Set to Release “Voices of Resilience"

Book launch party for anthology takes place Saturday, April 11 at 1p.m. at Metro State University in St. Paul

Prosecutor Confirmed To Lead New DOJ Division Targeting Fraud In MN, Nationwide

The new division will focus on prosecuting fraud, despite concerns over potential political pressure to target White House opponents.

St. Paul Man Accused In Deadly Hit-And-Run That Killed 58-Year-Old Woman

The officer found a woman, later identified as 58-year-old Lisa Giuere, in the road with "devastating" injuries, the complaint says.

MN State Fair Will Host 3 Iconic R&B, Hip-Hop Groups

The show will take place on the last Saturday of the fair.

Beloved NHL Reporter Dies In House Fire That Also Killed Her 3 Children

Longtime reporter Jessi Pierce had covered the Wild for a decade.

Bill Could Eliminate Religious, Personal Exemptions For Measles Vaccine In MN

A bill moving through the state Senate is seeking to remove "conscientiously held beliefs" from the list of measles vaccine exemptions.