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USPS Proposes Temporary 8% Shipping Rate Increase Beginning in April
The United States Postal Service announced plans to temporarily raise prices on several of its shipping services, filing notice with the Postal Regulatory Commission as part of an effort to better align transportation costs with current market conditions.
43-Year-Old Stacy Man Arrested in Forest Lake Online Child Exploitation Sting
A 43-year-old man from Stacy has been arrested and charged following an undercover online child exploitation operation conducted by the Washington County Sheriff’s Office.
Great Lakes Report Shows Stabilization, but Long-Term Environmental Challenges Persist
A newly released joint report from the United States and Canada finds that the Great Lakes, one of the most important freshwater systems on Earth, are no longer in widespread decline but are not significantly improving, with overall conditions rated “fair” and unchanged over recent years.
Woman Dies After Hit-and-Run in Northeast Minneapolis; No Arrests
A 19-year-old man was killed and a teenage boy injured in a late-night shooting inside a south Minneapolis apartment, according to police.
Man Charged in Circle Pines Double Homicide That Left Woman, Child Dead
A man has been charged in connection with a double homicide that left a woman and a 5-year-old child dead early Wednesday in Circle Pines, according to a criminal complaint filed in Anoka County.
Woman, juvenile male killed in Anoka County shooting; suspect in custody
According to the Anoka County Sheriff’s Office, multiple law enforcement agencies responded at approximately 12:52 a.m. Wednesday to a residence near the 9300 block of Ryan Place in Lexington on a report of a shooting.
Mid-March Blizzard Dumps Up to 17 Inches in Parts of South Metro, Causes Major Travel Disruptions Across Minnesota and Wisconsin
A powerful mid-March winter storm brought blizzard conditions, heavy snowfall, and widespread travel disruptions across Minnesota and western Wisconsin, with some communities in the southern Twin Cities metro receiving nearly 17 inches of snow.
Elk River City Council Seeks Public Input on Flying Former Minnesota State Flag
The Elk River City Council is expected to consider a proposal next month regarding which state flag should be displayed on city property.
Hooters at Mall of America to Close After 33 Years
The Hooters Mall of America will permanently close later this month after more than three decades in operation.
Minnesota Anglers Can Now Fish for Bass Before the Traditional Fishing Opener Under New 2026 Regulations
Minnesota anglers will see a significant change to bass fishing regulations in 2026, as the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has implemented a new catch-and-release season that allows anglers to fish for largemouth and smallmouth bass earlier in the year on inland waters.
200 Gallons of Oil Leak From Equipment at Monticello Nuclear Plant
Xcel Energy says an equipment issue at the Monticello Nuclear Generating Plant led to an oil leak while workers were testing systems during a maintenance outage.
9 Years Ago Today: Earliest Tornadoes in Minnesota History Strike the State
Nine years ago today, unusual and out-of-season weather grabbed headlines across Minnesota when not one, not two, but three tornadoes touched down on March 6, 2017 — setting a new record for the earliest tornadoes ever recorded in the state.
Man Arrested After Allegedly Pointing Rifle at School Bus in Faribault
Police say a man was taken into custody Thursday morning after allegedly pointing what appeared to be a rifle at a school bus carrying students in Faribault.
Hours-Long Mental Health Crisis Unfolds Outside Hennepin Healthcare in Minneapolis
Deputies with the Hennepin County Sheriff’s Office responded to a person in crisis outside Hennepin Healthcare on Thursday morning after a vehicle blocking traffic drew concern near the hospital.
Cottage Grove Police Warn Residents About Increase in E-Bike Thefts
The Cottage Grove Police Department is alerting residents after seeing a recent increase in e-bike thefts in the area.
North Branch Police Seeking Help Identifying Driver After Child Struck by Vehicle
The North Branch Police Department is asking for the public’s help identifying the driver of a vehicle involved in a crash that struck a child last month.
71 Dogs Were Flown into Lakeville’s Airlake Airport, Saving Them From Euthanasia
What was supposed to be a relaxed, two-day volunteer flyaway turned into an eight-hour, high-pressure race against incoming weather, but in the end, 101 dogs are alive today because of it.
Lakeville Woman Found Dead at Mazeppa MN Campground; Madison Man Charged with Murder
A 69-year-old Madison, Minnesota man has been arrested and charged in connection with the death of a Lakeville woman whose body was discovered inside a camper near Mazeppa.
Governor Walz Unveils Anti-Fraud Package Targeting Waste, Abuse in State Programs
Governor Tim Walz on Thursday announced a wide-ranging legislative package designed to crack down on fraud across Minnesota’s state programs, strengthening oversight, expanding investigative authority, and increasing criminal penalties for those who misuse public funds.
Minnesota State Park Naturalists to Host Maple Syruping Programs This Spring
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is offering maple syruping programs at several state parks across Minnesota in March and April.
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