Local
March 23, 2019

Missing southern Minn. man, 92, may have drowned in drainage ditch

Marvin Borkenhagen's car was found near a culvert that he often cleared of debris.
Don't Miss
March 23, 2019
Oyster mushrooms grow from a colonized bag in a grow space Thursday, March 7, 2019, in Minneapolis, MN.

In changing north Mpls. riverfront, mushroom farm fights to fit in

Since 2015, Mississippi Mushrooms has cultivated several varieties in the middle of the former Upper Harbor Terminal.
West Metro
March 22, 2019

Flash-flood warning lifted after ice jam broken up in Delano

Crews were able to disassemble the ice chunks and debris hitting Bridge Avenue.
East Metro
March 22, 2019

Ramsey County to declare state of emergency to aid flood fight

The expected declaration will allow fast response to the threat of flooding.
West Metro
March 22, 2019
Drug court graduate Lindsay Arf delivered keynote remarks to a crowd of graduates, supporters and court workers. Arf said drug addiction led to into s

Hennepin County Drug Court graduates share stories of healing, triumph

For the 38 who graduated, sharing their stories of recovery from addiction is part of the healing process.
North Metro
March 22, 2019
Anoka County Administrator Jerry Soma is retiring May 1 after 52 years as a county employee.

Outside search or inside hire? Anoka County Board debates options for top job

Some are pushing for a more formal process in appointing Soma's successor.
St. Paul
March 22, 2019
Sarah Hunter, a St. Paul public housing resident who was nearly evicted in January due to a cockroach infestation that she was unable to fix, talked a

Twin Cities metro cities try carrot, stick to deal with hoarding, avoid evictions

As city and county officials enforce codes designed to keep residents safe, they often confront mental and physical disabilities, aging and poverty.
Local
March 22, 2019
A former iron ore processing plant near Hoyt Lakes, Minn., would be used by PolyMet as part of a planned copper-nickel mining operation.

PolyMet receives last major permit to begin mining in northeast Minn.

Decision marks milestone for copper-nickel mine; opponents weigh lawsuit.
East Metro
March 22, 2019
Joshua Lee Smith

Oak Park Heights prison inmate admits inflicting razor slashes on officer's face, scalp

Inmate explained he was angry at the officer, "wanted to permanently scar him so [he] would remember" him, according to the charges.
St. Paul
March 22, 2019
Taressa D. Wilson-Snyder

St. Paul teen charged in fatal hit-and-run

The suspect tried to have his car repaired within hours of the crash, police say. The auto shop owner turned him in.
Local
March 22, 2019

Pedestrian killed in Baxter, Minn., was from neighboring Brainerd

Joshua Carner was killed as he walked along Hwy. 210 in Baxter, Minn.
East Metro
March 22, 2019

Man accused of breaking into ex-wife's Shoreview home, preparing 'kidnapping kit'

Nathan James Homme, 39, of Altoona, Wis., with attempted kidnapping and first-degree burglary for the March 13 break-in, which was captured on a home surveillance system.
Local
March 22, 2019
The Sand Creek in Jordan, Minn. has flooded its banks due to a large ice dam and cut off access to the Vally Green Trailer Park, Friday, March 15, 201

Flooding putting many Minnesota roads under water

East Metro
March 22, 2019

Citizen searching for shed antlers in Roseville finds body

The identity of the individual, whose gender was not released, and cause of death remain undetermined, police said.
Minneapolis
March 22, 2019
A Minneapolis City Council candidates has sued the city over operations of Downtown East Commons park.

Minneapolis seeks to transfer Commons park to Park Board

Minneapolis City Council to vote on transfer in response to court ruling.
Minneapolis
March 22, 2019

Cause of fire at Mpls. Grain Exchange Building still unknown

The two-alarm fire broke out Wednesday night
St. Paul
March 22, 2019
Longtime Central High School Principal Mary Mackbee was all smiles as she was driven off to a halftime ceremony in her honor Saturday. ] AARON LAVINSK

St. Paul Central's Mary Mackbee hears the praises

School auditorium to be named for educator of more than 50 years.
March 22, 2019
A former iron ore processing plant near Hoyt Lakes, Minn., would be used by PolyMet as part of a planned copper-nickel mining operation.

Army Corps of Engineers grants final permit for PolyMet mine

PolyMet Mining Corp. has received the final permit it needs to proceed with building Minnesota's first copper-nickel mine, the company and the Army Corps of Engineers announced Friday.
Inspired
March 22, 2019
Justice Page students Oliver Gels, left, and Ryan Rowell presented their Maui cityscape to judges in Washington, D.C.

Minneapolis middle schoolers go to D.C. to propose power grids of the future

Students from Justice Page Middle School presented their vision of a 22nd century power grid.
Politics
March 22, 2019

DHS inspector general placed on leave after state audit finds fraud in state's child care program

Pervasive questionable payments found in Minnesota's child-care assistance program.

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