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Minneapolis police are investigating a fatal shooting on Lyndale Avenue following a string of recent violent crimes, while the Land Back movement gains momentum with indigenous land sovereignty efforts in the city and state Capitol. Rep. Peggy Bennett is calling on Minnesota GOP leaders to resign over campaign finance controversies, and charitable pulltabs spark debate over their impact on local n...

Minneapolis: A child died in a rollover crash on I-494 near Sunfish Lake, prompting an ongoing investigation, while the Taste of Minnesota festival is in full swing. The city also saw mild weather with highs near 77°F, and a real estate listing in Saint Louis Park reflects active housing market interest.

Minneapolis residents should stay alert for a severe thunderstorm watch in the Twin Cities area after yesterday’s hailstorm, while NFL players from North Minneapolis host a free football clinic for local youth. Candidates Craig and Flanagan also clashed in their first debate over immigration reform, fraud investigations, and corporate influence in politics.

Minneapolis police are investigating a shooting incident in Saint Peter involving a law enforcement officer, while KARE 11 anchor faces recovery after a boating accident. Juneteenth celebrations in Minneapolis feature a burlesque exhibit, jazz festival, and Shakespeare performance on a river bluff.

Minneapolis police are investigating conspiracy charges against attorney Daniel Reyes over alleged misconduct in the anti-ICE protest case, while city officials review fraud complaints linked to Rep. Andrew Myers' office. Dairy Queen kicks off its summer promotion this weekend, adding to the city's seasonal buzz.

Minneapolis law enforcement is investigating 15 individuals charged with conspiring to block ICE agents during an immigration crackdown, with some linked to antifa. A tense standoff at a St. Paul courthouse led to the use of chemical agents, raising questions about public safety and free speech.

Minneapolis authorities located a missing 10-year-old boy from Brooklyn Park safely late Monday, while a $25,000 reward is offered for info on a 1987 cold case involving a vanished woman. The city also faces rain chances with a 58% chance of precipitation and high winds today.

Minneapolis police are searching for two missing 10-year-old boys, one last seen near Lake Street and another in Brooklyn Park, as community leaders push for public safety measures. The city also announced financial aid for small businesses affected by recent ICE activity, amid ongoing tensions and efforts to foster collaboration between law enforcement and local groups.

Minneapolis residents should note Vice President Vance's referral of MN Democratic leaders to the DOJ over financial misconduct allegations and the Hairbanger concert's record turnout in downtown. The city also faces a 1% chance of rain Sunday with clear skies and 73°F highs.

Minneapolis officials announce a $10 million settlement from the Minnesota Department of Education over mismanaged funds, impacting local schools and programs. The city also hosts a MN United World Cup watch party at Target Field, while the community honors Geraldine Geisert, a longtime volunteer who passed away at 91.

Minneapolis police are investigating the murder of a state representative and her husband during a 2025 concert, with the suspect impersonating an officer. A missing Rochester man linked to a recent Minneapolis concert has also raised concerns about crowd safety at large events.

Minneapolis law enforcement investigates a deadly shooting in a residential area, while severe weather causes power outages and wind damage across the Twin Cities and Hoffman. A federal plea deal is expected in the 2023 shootings of two Minnesota lawmakers, and state Sen. Amy Klobuchar announces plans to build 100,000 new homes in Minnesota.

Minneapolis police resolved a tense standoff in south Minneapolis after a suspect fired at officers during a warrant service, leading to an arrest with no injuries reported. Severe thunderstorms caused widespread power outages affecting over 54,000 Xcel Energy customers and prompted tornado warnings across the Twin Cities.

Minneapolis officials face federal fraud scrutiny as the US House Committee accuses Governor Walz and Senator Ellison of failing to address allegations. Storms and a sudden internet outage also dominate the local news, with warnings for residents and updates on the Minnesota Wings vs. Lynx game.

Minneapolis officials suspended over 100 Medicaid providers after a state review, sparking fears of reduced healthcare access, while the GOP's endorsement of a gubernatorial candidate adds new momentum to the heated primary race. The city also celebrated the opening of the "People's Museum for Prince" in north Minneapolis, highlighting local culture and the legacy of Prince.

Minneapolis: Air quality warnings issued for western and southern Minnesota, including the city, due to unhealthy ozone levels prompting public safety alerts and potential adjustments to school and park hours. The city also celebrated Prince's legacy with a major concert at Target Field Stadium, while Northtown Mall in Blaine sees renewed growth with new tenants and community event plans.

Minneapolis officials pulled the University of Minnesota's "Leave a Future" sustainability campaign due to online mockery, while local high schools lead the state in SAT and ACT scores. A Twin Cities business leader is emerging as a top contender for a Fortune 500 CEO role amid rising corporate growth interest.

Minneapolis officials announced the disenrollment of 3,400 Medicaid providers in a move to improve care standards, while local executives are finalizing candidates for Minnesota’s next Fortune 500 female CEO. The Twin Cities also kicked off summer with a reimagined *Midsummer Night’s Dream* and a new ICE puppet play.

Minneapolis: A tornado watch remains active for western Minnesota and the Dakotas as a wildfire nears 10% containment in northern Minnesota. The Minnesota 2026 election cycle kicks off with key races in state Senate and congressional districts, while the Minnesota Star Tribune Guild opposes proposed layoffs following their Pulitzer Prize win.

Minneapolis authorities are searching for a 17-year-old girl missing from downtown and a teen missing from southeast Minneapolis, prompting community alerts and safety concerns. A deported Minnesota man is documenting his life in Laos, while a local author explores the James-Younger Gang’s escape from Northfield in a new book.

Minneapolis residents are urged to avoid Milkjam Creamery ice cream after a food safety recall, while a suicide incident in south Minneapolis sparks mental health debate. Minnesota GOP delegates also observed a moment of silence for Derek Chauvin during a convention, highlighting ongoing discussions about accountability.

Minneapolis authorities are investigating a death found in the Mill Ruins parking lot, while state officials warn Medicaid providers of potential removal over fraud prevention deadlines. Electronic voting systems face scrutiny after recent glitches, and America 250 events kick off at the Minnesota History Center.

Minneapolis law enforcement is investigating a stabbing incident at a residential apartment building with no arrests made, while the Riverdance performance at the State Theatre remains a local cultural highlight. General Mills could soon have its first Fortune 500 female CEO in Minnesota, and the Park Rapids League of Women Voters is expanding its outreach to engage more women in politics.

Minneapolis: A man killed in a prayer shooting in Shakopee is being honored for his community impact, while two ICE officers arrested in Texas face charges related to alleged shootings during Minneapolis crackdowns. U.S. Steel celebrates the United Way of Northeastern MN’s 60th anniversary with a major donation.

Minneapolis police are investigating the death of a man found at Palisade Head, while major political parties finalize endorsement strategies ahead of conventions. The MN Shortlist recommends free events including August Wilson’s play and a Prince tribute, running through June 4.