ATF makes 13 arson arrests since Twin Cities riots, releases new images

It’s been one month since unrest in Minneapolis and St. Paul led to the arson of multiple buildings in both cities. While some arrests have been made, authorities are still releasing images of people believed to be involved.

Little entrepreneurs with big dreams support one another, building big business 

Next week, Paige will turn seven years old. She’s already a business owner selling lemonade in some stores around the Twin Cities. Her friend Ella, a published author at the age of seven, wrote a book about Paige’s business to inspire other kids. 

Trial date, case deadlines set for Minneapolis police officers charged in George Floyd's death

A Hennepin County District Court Judge Peter Cahill has set the date for the first trial of the four former Minneapolis police officers charged in the death of George Floyd as well as other deadlines in the case. 

7-year-old boy injured in drive-by shooting in north Minneapolis

Minneapolis police are investigating after a seven-year-old boy was shot during a drive-by shooting in north Minneapolis Tuesday night, according to MPD spokesman John Elder.

Pub owner closes 2 establishments after souring on Minneapolis

The owners of Keegan’s Irish Pub on University Avenue in Northeast Minneapolis made the rounds Tuesday to reflect on a near two-decade run.

Isanti businessman indicted by grand jury for 1st-degree murder in 1993 Minneapolis cold case

A Hennepin County grand jury has indicted an Isanti, Minnesota businessman and hockey dad for first-degree premeditated murder in the 1993 cold case murder of Jeanne Childs. 

Justice Frontline Aid dedicates time, skills to protecting protesters

A group of local volunteers have come together to create an organization they say is necessary to keep protests going throughout the cities. 

Judge threatens gag orders, moving Minneapolis officer trials due to public comments on case

The former Minneapolis Police Officers accused of killing George Floyd made court appearances in downtown Minneapolis Monday where a judge set a trial date for next year and warned public officials to stop talking about the case publicly. 

‘Going backwards is really not an option’: Industry leaders raise concern over COVID-19 flare-ups at bars

Commissioner of the Minnesota Department of Health, Jan Malcolm, said Monday around 200 cases of the coronavirus have been linked back to bars in Mankato while 100 cases have been linked to bars in the Twin Cities. 

How to submit a comment on charter amendment to dismantle Minneapolis Police Dept

The City of Minneapolis is inviting the public to voice their opinions on a proposed charter amendment that would establish a new Department of Community Safety and Violence Prevention. The amendment would also remove the police department as a charter department.