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Feeding Our Future founder Aimee Bock faces sentencing after prosecutors say she led a massive scheme that stole hundreds of millions of dollars from pandemic-era child nutrition programs.
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The county board extended its local emergency for the Flanders fire and is working to assess the cost of damages. The investigation continues into who is responsible for causing the blaze, which is now fully contained.
Top Trump administration officials including Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche and Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. are set to be in Minneapolis on Thursday for a news conference announcing “major law enforcement action involving fraud in Minnesota.”
Tristan Keene has been caring for a beagle she calls Theo and says she’s surprised with how well he’s adjusting to his own firsts: touching grass, being on a bed and playing with a toy.
The University of Minnesota Rochester wants to build a new, $10 million lab and classroom space near Mayo Clinic to train Rochester's future workforce. They say it would be a win for the growing university and the city.
The proposed training center, located in the Windom neighborhood of south Minneapolis, would include training and wellness spaces for first responders, including the city’s police and fire departments.
Art Hounds recommend Minnesota Winds, “Myth and Legends” and a joint exhibit at Vine Arts Center and two artists at Vine Arts Center.
Man-made firebreaks, like dozer lines created by heavy machinery and hand lines dug by firefighters, help stop flames from spreading — but so do natural barriers like beaver ponds.
Minneapolis police say two suspects are in custody in connection with an attempted auto theft that turned deadly. Amos Ferrier, who worked with a local veterans’ nonprofit, died from injuries suffered while trying to stop the theft.
Federal prosecutors on Wednesday filed a fresh batch of fraud charges ahead of a visit to Minneapolis Thursday by Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche and other administration officials.
Moorhead police arrested the parents of a student who brought candy to school that police believe contained THC, the compound in cannabis that gets people high. Two students were sent to a medical facility after consuming the candy, and 10 other students were sent home.
The Montreal Victoire won their first PWHL title, beating the Ottawa Charge 4-0 on Wednesday night in Game 4 of the Walter Cup Finals. Lakeville native Maggie Flaherty is now a three-time PWHL champion.
Highway 61 between Two Harbors and Silver Bay was closed for several days as firefighters worked to control the Stewart Trail Fire. With the fire now fully contained, the highway has reopened ahead of a busy holiday weekend for travel.
