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Minnesotans' 9/11 stories remain painful, powerful 25 years later
At least 11 people with Minnesota connections are believed to have died in the attacks. Here are a few of the stories of Minnesotans who witnessed the terror.
MN Shortlist Sept. 11-17: Voyageurs star party, Wakpa and JazzFest return, a musical marks 9/11 and more
An astronomy celebration at Voyageurs National Park, the Wakpa Triennial Art Festival, the Selby Avenue JazzFest, “Waiting for Godot” and “Come From Away” are among this week’s picks.
FBI, BIA execute search warrant at building on Red Lake Reservation
The FBI and Bureau of Indian Affairs executed a search warrant at the Red Lake Reservation's child welfare building. The Red Lake Tribal Council has stated it will update the public when more information can be shared.
Judge finds clerk's killer not guilty by reason of mental illness
A judge on Thursday found a a Minneapolis man not guilty by reason of mental illness in the 2023 killing of grocery store clerk Robert Skafte. But Taylor Justin Schulz remains under civil commitment and could remain in custody for the rest of his life.
Quinn Hughes is in no rush to get a contract extension done quickly with the Wild
Quinn Hughes appears to be in no rush to get a contract extension done with the Minnesota Wild. Hughes said he does not feel pressure to agree to terms on a new deal before the start of training camp next week or the team's season opener Oct. 1.
Harrison Smith rejoins the Vikings like he never left, listed as a starting safety for the opener
The Minnesota Vikings have listed six-time Pro Bowl safety Harrison Smith as a starter on the depth chart they released for their season opener against the rival Green Bay Packers.