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Man in custody after reports of shots fired in Loring Park

Man in custody after reports of shots fired in Loring Park

No other injuries were reported and it’s not clear whether there was gunfire, according to Police Chief Brian O’Hara. 
by Cari Spencer

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A rabbi and his son mourn Oct. 7 victims, disagree on next steps

A rabbi and his son mourn Oct. 7 victims, disagree on next steps

When Hamas attacked Israel a year ago, differences between a rabbi and his son’s views on Israel’s conduct became more pronounced. Here’s how they continued to talk about the conflict and learn from each other. 
by Catharine Richert

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Renovations lift hopes at Minneapolis North High 

Renovations lift hopes at Minneapolis North High 

After years of pandemic challenges and life wedged in a construction zone, leaders believe the north Minneapolis school’s fortunes are turning for the better with the completion of $88 million in renovations.
by Elizabeth Shockman

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City of Duluth adds to flurry of snowplow naming contests

City of Duluth adds to flurry of snowplow naming contests

Adding to the recent flurry of snowplow naming contests unveiled around the state in the past couple years, the city of Duluth has announced its first-ever snowplow naming contest.
by Dan Kraker

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Man arrested for alleged terrorist threats against Minneapolis synagogue

Man arrested for alleged terrorist threats against Minneapolis synagogue

The man made several calls threatening to “shoot up” Temple Israel in Minneapolis. There is no evidence suggesting the threat was motivated by antisemitism, said Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara.
by Feven Gerezgiher

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Federal HIDTA designation works to stop drug trafficking in Beltrami County area

Federal HIDTA designation works to stop drug trafficking in Beltrami County area

The designation by the White House of National Drug Control Policy makes Beltrami the eighth Minnesota county in the program. It’s designed to bring attention and resources to the area for enforcement, treatment and diversion.
by Mathew Holding Eagle III

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Paynesville dairy farm to pay $250,000 to settle wage-theft claim

Paynesville dairy farm to pay $250,000 to settle wage-theft claim

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison filed a lawsuit in January against Evergreen Acres, accusing the company of stealing wages and providing substandard housing.
by Kirsti Marohn

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