Former Minnesota Gov. Jesse Ventura launches cannabis edibles brand
Former Minnesota Gov. Jesse Ventura, who has been a strong supporter of cannabis legalization, is launching his own edible brand on 4/20.
Mike Lindell's MyPillow evicted from Minnesota warehouse after lawsuit claimed it was $200K behind on rent
A judge evicted the Minnesota-based MyPillow from a facility in Shakopee after the landlord filed a lawsuit claiming that the company, owned by Mike Lindell, was at least $200,000 behind on rent payments.
Minneapolis' 19 Bar, one of the oldest gay bars in the country, closed due to fire
The future is uncertain for a Minneapolis landmark after a freak accident started a fire.
Bad Bunny cancels Saturday concert at Target Center
Bad Bunny fans were notified on Thursday morning that his Saturday concert at Target Center has been canceled.
Western Minnesota goat tests positive for bird flu; first case of its kind in US history
A young goat in western Minnesota has tested positive for bird flu — a case that is the first of its kind in the United States.
17-year-old boy accused of fatally shooting Zaria McKeever to be tried as adult
A 17-year-old boy accused of shooting and killing Zaria McKeever on behalf of her ex-boyfriend in November of 2022 will be tried as an adult.
MPPOA asks Walz to take Londregan case from Hennepin County Attorney, give it to AG
The Minnesota Police and Peace Officers Association on Friday sent a letter to Gov. Tim Walz requesting that the attorney general take over the case of a state trooper who killed a man during a traffic stop in Minneapolis last summer.
Red flag warning issued in central, southern Minnesota due to strong winds
The National Weather Service issued a Red Flag Warning for Saturday afternoon in central and southern Minnesota due to strong winds.
What do you need to vote in Minnesota in the 2024 primary? Here's a checklist of what to bring
If you're heading to vote in Minnesota's 2024 presidential primary, here's what you'll need to bring in order to cast your ballot.
Minneapolis city council members, Mayor Jacob Frey clash on homelessness response after fire at encampment
A fire ripped through a homeless encampment in south Minneapolis on Thursday. City leaders and support groups are providing an update, addressing the situation.
Met Council, Metro Transit workers approve labor agreement, raising wages
The Metropolitan Council and the union representing Metro Transit bus and train operators approved a labor agreement that will increase wages effective immediately.
"A true hero": Family of slain officer Matthew Ruge speaks out on eve of funeral
The family of Matthew Ruge issued a statement the night before his funeral, calling him "the light of [their] lives" and "a true hero."
Que Viet's Dat and Lauren Le on cherishing tradition and opening a new restaurant
Dat Le and his wife Lauren took over ownership of Que Viet in 1997, 17 years after Dat's mother opened up the location in north Minneapolis.
Lutsen Lodge fire under investigation, sheriff asks public to stay out of area
The Lutsen Resort lodge is now being investigated as a crime scene after a fire destroyed the historic building on Tuesday.
Minnesota Senate Majority Leader Kari Dziedzic to step down, citing return of cancer
Minnesota Senate Majority leader Kari Dziedzic will step down before the 2024 legislative session, citing the return of cancer.