Weather
Late-Winter Storm Set to Slam Upper Midwest This Weekend
The storm could be one of the strongest on record for parts of Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Minneapolis Man Monitors Ice Thickness to Ensure Public Safety
Local resident takes proactive steps to prevent accidents on frozen lakes
Winter Storm Brings Snow, Gusty Winds to Minnesota
Advisories and warnings issued as up to 4 inches of snow expected in the Twin Cities metro
Crime
ICE Agent's Suspected Home Obscured on Google Maps
Federal officials warn that publishing agents' personal information online can endanger them and their families.
Two Minneapolis Officers Injured During Arrest at Chicago and Franklin
Authorities say the suspect resisted arrest, leading to one officer being bitten and another suffering a hand injury.
Three Shot in Separate Minneapolis Incidents on Thursday Night
Injuries described as non-life-threatening as police investigate the unrelated shootings.
Business
Autoscope Technologies Announces 2026 Shareholder Meeting
The annual meeting will be held virtually on April 16, 2026.
Target Boycott Leader Vows to Continue Fight: 'Shop Elsewhere'
Nekima Levy Armstrong, founder of the Racial Justice Network, says the nationwide boycott will not end until Target reverses its decision to roll back diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives.
Target To Lower Prices On 3,000 Items
The cuts will start in March and continue throughout spring on products including apparel, pantry goods and more.
Health
HCMC doctor warns hospital closure would endanger health database, cause "public health crisis"
Hennepin County Medical Center faces closure due to Medicaid cuts and budget issues, putting critical research and emergency services at risk.
Suicide Crisis Grips Gen Z Men, Experts Call for Action
The tragic deaths of NFL players Rondale Moore and Marshawn Kneeland shine a light on the troubling rise in suicide rates among young men, especially those from minority backgrounds.
Minnesotans set up underground medical network as ICE crackdown spreads fear
Doctors and nurses quietly operate informal networks to provide care for patients too afraid to visit hospitals or clinics
Lifestyle
Mennonites Join Minneapolis Protest Against Federal Immigration Agents
Sanctified imagination and creative acts inspire moral action in the community.
Young kids missed pandemic school disruptions, but reading scores still lag
First and second graders continue to perform worse than pre-pandemic peers on reading tests, new report finds
Young kids missed pandemic's school disruptions, but reading scores still lag
First and second graders continue to perform worse than their pre-pandemic counterparts on math and reading tests, according to a new report.
