Plus: Where the Minneapolis City Council wants cuts to police to go; the Red Hot Chili Peppers plan show in Minneapolis; controversy in Faribault after school board members say funding a program would discriminate against white students; and more.

Plus: Minneapolis apartment building is damaged by fire after same owner had another fire in a different building; Metro Transit D Line launches; boys volleyball closer to becoming sanctioned sport; and more.

Plus: Employer survey tracks workforce diversity; surge of sick kids continues; owners of expensive office towers are walking away from properties; and more.

Plus: Gov. Tim Walz expresses openness to Fairview-Sanford merger; Minnesota’s butcher shortage; Minnesota team visited Paris to present its vision for world expo; and more.

Plus: Homebuilding in the Twin Cities falls; the northern long-eared bat is declared endangered; Woodbury students ask Gov. Walz if he’s friends with Scott Jensen; and more.

Plus: Big snow day in Minnesota; state commerce officials issue consumer warnings about crypto-interest accounts; Vikings plan ‘Winter SKOLstice’ with ice maze and more in Eagan; and more.

Plus: Minneapolis City Council to vote to replace police civilian review process; selling luxury sneakers in Lowry Hill; Twins interested in free agent southpaw Carlos Rodón; and more.

Plus: Attorney General Keith Ellison takes public input on Sanford Health-M Health Fairview merger; gun diversion program looks to expand; Mankato leads nation with low unemployment rate; and more.

Plus: No lighted ice maze in Stillwater this winter; Minnesota State Fair CEO to retire; woman who fell in Minneapolis parking lot run over and killed; and more.

Plus: Fentanyl pills seized in Minneapolis; Bob Dylan love letters fetch nearly $670,000; Minnesota DNR wants to expand the list of prohibited invasive species; and more.

Duluth businesses work on enhanced security ahead of Bentleyville; Minneapolis council bars protesters from blocking Planned Parenthood driveways; a St. Paul schools marketing blitz; and more.

Plus: Gov. Tim Walz will name new commissioners of health, public safety and education; nurses union raises concerns about potential Sanford-Fairview merger; Carlos Correa to Twins?; and more.

Plus: Minneapolis considers ordinance over demonstrators near Planned Parenthood; state officials say more COVID rapid tests are available; federal roads and bridges money comes home; and more.

Plus: Granite Falls doctor charged with criminal sexual conduct; Minnesota to receive $8 million in Google settlement; flu season worsens in Minnesota; and more.

Plus: Boil water advisory issued for parts of St. Paul and Maplewood; sandhill crane migration sightings break records; light snow arrives in the Twin Cities this week; and more.

Plus: State Sen. Kari Dziedzic, DFL-Minneapolis, chosen as majority leader; winter storm warnings in northern Minnesota; Bob Dylan riffs on 66 songs; and more.

Plus: Minnesota voter turnout was below 2018 midterm levels; health department takes over three troubled care homes; image of a huge snapping turtle on Mississippi River goes viral; and more.

Plus: Modem transmission issues delay results in Dakota County; Black women elected to state Senate for the first time; T. rex skull unearthed in South Dakota; and more.

Plus: Remembering what Minneapolis homeless encampments were like in 1958; Minnesota to get a soaking, finally; Minnesota ranked 4th best state to live off the grid; and more.

Plus: The role of Indian tribes in Minnesota’s 8th Congressional District; Mimi Parker of Low has died; Stillwater’s Zephyr Theatre faces financial trouble; and more.