We’ll have a lot more sunshine Friday and temperatures will be warmer as a result. The next round of showers moves through mainly overnight with sun returning Saturday. Get the latest on Updraft.
A jury in Minneapolis on Friday convicted five of seven defendants in the first trial to follow the sprawling federal investigation into the Twin Cities nonprofit Feeding Our Future. After five weeks of trial proceedings, U.S. District Judge Nancy Brasel made the rare move of jailing the defendants amid an allegation of jury tampering.
This week the Minnesota Incident Command System hosted its annual wildfire training in Grand Rapids. Student firefighters learned the fundamentals of power saws usage practicing on precut tree-stumps.
A new report shows the wide gaps in home ownership and the cost burden of housing across racial lines. The report from the Minnesota Housing Partnership looked at rents and homeownership rates in all 134 legislative districts.
Northern Minnesota communities are bracing for a possible strike among Canadian border workers just as the busy summer tourism season gets underway. More than 9,000 Canada Border Services Agency employees had authorized a strike to begin at 3 p.m. Central Time on June 7 if a new contract agreement wasn’t reached.
State officials will hold public meetings in southeastern Minnesota this month. The Minnesota Department of Health says private well owners can learn more about what's being done to address health concerns over nitrate levels in drinking water.
Cube Critics Alex V. Cipolle and Max Sparber discuss a show about women in comedy and a movie about an English coastal town rocked by a string of obscene letters.
The closure of the Cowles Center in Minneapolis in March left Twin Cities dance company BRKFST without a home for their new performance. The 10-year-old breakdance-inspired company is now performing at The Walker Art Center in Minneapolis.
