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Their faces covered during Minneapolis raid, federal agents raise privacy worries

Political controversy has followed the recent practice of federal agents concealing their identities on duty. Law enforcement agencies say there are good reasons for it.
June 4, 2025

Federal operation at Lake Street restaurant that drew protests was one of 8 across Twin Cities

Protesters clashed with federal agents as they surrounded a south Minneapolis restaurant.
June 4, 2025

First-class passenger’s violent outburst at MSP about overhead bin lands her in jail, charges say

The Bay Area attorney assaulted a Delta employee and a police officer, according to the charges.
June 4, 2025

This Bloomington landmark will become a bicycle park — for now

Bloomington officials say the bike skills park would keep the site, which previously was a Ramada, tax-exempt temporarily while searching for a developer.
June 4, 2025

How 3M Arena at Mariucci became a go-to for suburban high school graduations

The U’s hockey arena, 3M Arena at Mariucci, is hosting 23 high school commencements this year.
June 4, 2025

In a first, Minnesota doctors walk their own picket line, then hustle to see patients

Primary care clinicians hope demonstration will kickstart stalled talks with Allina, especially over pay for paperwork.
June 3, 2025

Mall of America looks to Legislature for help subsidizing water park

State politicians are mulling a proposal that would let Bloomington sink a $160 million subsidy in the Mystery Cove water park.
June 2, 2025

1 of 2 victims was with family outside Wayzata graduation at Mariucci when shot in head, charges say

The handgun was illegally modified with a “switch,” a device that allows the weapon to fire repeatedly with a single pull of the trigger.
June 2, 2025

Family IDs man fatally hit by vehicle in Twin Cities; driver remains jailed pending charges

The incident occurred after the victim was struggling in his vehicle with a passenger, police said.
June 2, 2025

Yuen: When cancer struck a second time, she found ‘euphoria’

A Prior Lake artist living on borrowed time is dedicating the last of her healthy days helping to raise money and awareness for a cure.
AuthoredLaura Yuen
June 2, 2025
A woman laughs while holding up a framed photograph in a home art studio.

Medcalf: This summer, let’s all be more vigilant about our children — and everyone else’s

The story of missing Columbia Heights teen Manny Collins is a reminder that we all need to watch out for the kids around us.
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