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Stories from October 26, 2025

Breezy start to the week with rain chances through Wednesday

Breezy start to the week with rain chances through Wednesday

A breezy start to the week is on tap as a large weather system brings periods of rain from Monday night through early Wednesday. After the midweek showers move out, seasonal temperatures will take hold to close out October.
by Mandy Thalhuber

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U.S. and China say trade deal drawing closer as Trump and Xi prepare for meeting

U.S. and China say trade deal drawing closer as Trump and Xi prepare for meeting

China's top trade negotiator, Li Chenggang, told reporters the two had reached a "preliminary consensus," while Trump's treasury secretary, Scott Bessent, said there was "a very successful framework."
by The Associated Press

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Johansson scores two goals, but not enough as Wild lose 6-2 to Utah

Johansson scores two goals, but not enough as Wild lose 6-2 to Utah

Logan Cooley scored twice in the first 3:29, Nick Schmaltz also had two goals and the Utah Mammoth won their sixth straight game, beating the Minnesota Wild 6-2 on Saturday night. Wild veteran Marcus Johansson single-handedly got his team back in the game with a pair of goals.
by The Associated Press

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City of Buffalo hopes plan to replace old government center with housing, businesses will boost downtown

City of Buffalo hopes plan to replace old government center with housing, businesses will boost downtown

The developer plans to tear down the old Wright County Government Center and build two five-story apartment buildings with about 200 units, plus 16 patio homes, commercial space and possibly a marina on the shore of Buffalo Lake. 
by Kirsti Marohn

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Minnesota United kick off their playoff run Monday. Here's what you need to know

Minnesota United kick off their playoff run Monday. Here's what you need to know

Minnesota United will start their playoff run Monday with a best-of-three series against the Seattle Sounders FC. If you’re just catching up for the season, here’s what you need to know to jump on the bandwagon.
by Matt Mikus

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Sun returns as temperatures warm and winds pick up

Sun returns as temperatures warm and winds pick up

Milder temperatures and sunny skies are in store for our Sunday, with increasing south to southeasterly winds. The new week begins on a wetter note, as rain showers move in and bring the potential for some healthy rainfall totals.
by Mandy Thalhuber

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Advocates: Families could go hungry if SNAP benefits end on Nov. 1

Advocates: Families could go hungry if SNAP benefits end on Nov. 1

Stakeholders in food assistance programs say they are still looking at a Nov. 1 cutoff for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits if the federal shutdown continues. The loss of federal funding leaves a $73 million void in Minnesota’s nutritional safety net.  
by Grace Praxmarer and Olivia Hanson

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How the craft flour movement could be a boon to farmers and Indian Country

How the craft flour movement could be a boon to farmers and Indian Country

As U.S. wheat farmers face painful losses in the global market due to President Trump's policies, one domestic flour mill on a reservation in Oregon is expanding its production twelvefold.
by Kirk Siegler

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