Minneapolis City Council to vote on data centers, new police chief
Thursday will be a busy day for the Minneapolis City Council as they plan to make decisions that could impact thousands of residents.
Aliya Rahman sues government over violent Minneapolis ICE surge arrest
Aliya Rahman, the Minneapolis woman pulled from her car and arrested by federal immigration agents during Operation Metro Surge, is suing the federal government, alleging excessive force, false arrest and negligence.
St. Louis Park mechanic teaches drivers basic car maintenance
MN Luxe Motors in St. Louis Park runs hands-on workshops covering under-the-hood basics, preventive maintenance and emergency scenarios. Classes cost $20 to $30.
Educators get tips on discussing cannabis risks with students
Minnesota schools are starting to implement new requirements for cannabis education. On Monday, educators are getting a crash course at a summit in St. Paul on how to talk to students about the risks.
Architecture students to show off Nicollet Mall prototypes in Minneapolis
Fifteen designs created by University of Minnesota architecture students will take over Nicollet Mall in downtown Minneapolis Monday.
Mobile bookstore Rolling Chapters opens shop in Cottage Grove
Danielle Weber built Rolling Chapters on wheels. Now, she's giving her independent bookstore a permanent home in the east metro.
Minnesota early voting hits record for midterm
The secretary of state's office says 983,558 absentee and mail ballots had been accepted as of 7 a.m. Tuesday. About 170,000 absentee ballots had not yet been returned.
St. Paul school board OKs English learner teacher retirement plan
The St. Paul Board of Education will hold a special meeting Friday afternoon to evaluate a revised plan to get out of a multi-million-dollar hole after significant pushback from parents and teachers.
St. Paul eyes early retirements over English learner teacher cuts
The district and teachers' union are recommending early retirements and unfilled vacancies after an earlier plan to cut up to 18 teachers drew backlash. The school board is set to take up the revised proposal Friday.
St. Louis Park's Swedish candy shop sold out of nearly everything
Owner Anne Andrus says she didn't anticipate how much customers love candy. The Candy Shop, which focuses on Swedish sweets imported from Europe, is open Thursdays through Sundays.
Meet the childhood pals behind Minnesota's Plucky Pickle Dip
What started as a food experiment between two childhood friends has grown into a snack brand sold in thousands of stores across the country.
Minneapolis launches 12 pop-up sites for early voting
Minneapolis is expanding early voting opportunities with 12 pop-up locations opening across the city.
Feds lay out case against man charged in MOA attack plot in pre-trial hearing
An 18-year-old man accused of plotting a terror attack at Minnesota's Mall of America made an appearance Monday morning in federal court, two weeks after his arrest by federal agents.
Evergreen Collective aims to make sustainability more accessible
Progress over perfection. It's a motto Taylor Hall wants customers at The Evergreen Collective in St. Paul, Minnesota, to embody when it comes to sustainability.
The Fox and Pantry brings coffee, cocktails and connection to Plymouth
At The Fox and Pantry in Plymouth, coffee is just the beginning. Owner Kym Joles says she wants customers to find more than a good cup of coffee when they walk through the door.