Minnesota soldier Nicole Amor posthumously promoted to master sergeant
A Minnesota soldier who was days away from returning home when she was killed in Kuwait has been posthumously promoted.
Minneapolis City Council extends eviction notice period
The Minneapolis City Council on Thursday voted to temporarily extend the eviction notice period for renters in an effort to help support residents impacted by Operation Metro Surge.
Registration opens for 2026 Twin Cities Marathon
Runners planning to participate in the 2026 Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon can now register for the event.
650 DHS agents still in Minnesota, Kristi Noem says
Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem testified Tuesday that 650 federal agents in her division are still on the ground in Minnesota, a figure that contradicts a sworn declaration by a local field office leader.
Speeding declined at all 5 Minneapolis traffic camera sites, report says
Speeding violations declined at all five Minneapolis intersections where the city installed traffic safety cameras last fall, according to the program's annual report.
Walz unveils anti-fraud bill after feds halt $259M in Medicaid funding
Democratic Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz laid out his anti-fraud legislative package on Thursday, one day after the White House paused $259 million in federal Medicaid payments to the state until a comprehensive action plan is laid out to fight fraud.
Minnesota school districts seek emergency order to halt immigration enforcement near schools
Two Minnesota school districts and a teachers union are seeking an emergency order to stop federal agents from staging at and around public schools.
Here's who lawmakers from Minnesota are taking to Trump's State of the Union
Residents detained by federal agents and the son of a slain state lawmaker are among the guests the Minnesota delegation brought to President Trump's State of the Union address on Tuesday night in Washington, D.C.
Faith leaders denied from providing pastoral care to Whipple detainees, lawsuit says
A lawsuit filed Monday against the Department of Homeland Security accuses federal agents at the Bishop Henry Whipple Federal Building in Minneapolis of barring faith leaders from offering prayer and pastoral guidance to detainees.
Federal judge orders release of man who crashed while fleeing ICE in St. Paul
A federal judge has ordered the release of a man who authorities say was fleeing from federal officers when he crashed in St. Paul last week.
Prosecutors haven't made decision on pursuing death penalty for Vance Boelter
Prosecutors working on the case of Vance Boelter — the man accused of killing Minnesota House Speaker Emerita Melissa Hortman and her husband in a politically motivated spree that also injured state Sen. John Hoffman and his wife — say they have not yet made a decision whether to pursue the death penalty.
Fletcher Merkel honored at Minneapolis City Council meeting
The Minneapolis City Council on Thursday presented family of 8-year-old Fletcher Merkel, who was killed in a mass shooting at Annunciation Catholic Church in August, with a declaration honoring his life.
Minneapolis City Council renews liquor licenses for 2 hotels that allegedly housed ICE
The Minneapolis City Council Thursday morning renewed liquor licenses for two hotels that were allegedly housing federal agents during Operation Metro Surge.
Hovland sees 34 inches of snow in Minnesota storm. See the latest totals.
Minnesotans got a brief taste of spring over the weekend, but the relief didn't last long, as a snowstorm pummeled parts of the Twin Cities and northern Minnesota on Wednesday afternoon.
U2 drops six-track EP with song honoring Renee Good
The EP, released on Ash Wednesday and called "Days of Ash" is "of the moment we wish we weren't in . . . but are," Bono said.