Brian Lambert

Plus: cost to heat homes in Minnesota and Wisconsin may go up this winter; deer carcasses found on cars in St. Cloud; gathering marks third anniversary of shooting death of Jamar Clark; and more. 

Plus: Gov. Mark Dayton remains at Mayo Clinic; hate crimes in Minnesota up 22 percent; St. Paul city council approves a $15 per hour citywide minimum wage; and more.

Plus: Stanek now says he wants to look at voter data in Hennepin County sheriff’s race; Maplewood City Council seat decided by a coin toss; Twins renovating plaza outside Target Field; and more.

Plus: U of M moves to dismiss lawsuit filed by nine Gopher football players; authorities investigating apparent hunting-related death of former Minnesota police chief; Bibelot founder to close shops if buyer can’t be found; and more.

Plus: U of M prof sentenced for falsifying retirement savings to cheat ex-wife; Farmington write-in candidate gets elected to city council; Great Waters Brewing shutting down; and more.

Plus: Melissa Hortman elected Speaker of the Minnesota House; snow causes major traffic problems across the state; Ricky Rubio’s North Loop penthouse goes on the market; and more.

Plus: plan for downtown Minneapolis project now includes 35-story tower; former U of M ticketing director charged over ticket scheme; St. Paul City Council gets an earful about $15 minimum wage; and more.

Plus: shortfall of whitetails on opening weekend of Minnesota’s deer season; vehicular homicide charges for Wisconsin man accused of crashing truck into Girl Scouts; how chipped pets can help drug addicts; and more.

Plus: about 60 candidates apply to be U of M president; former Vikings player Shariff Floyd to file $180 million lawsuit over surgery; St. Paul’s Peoples Electric closes; and more.

Plus: hundreds gather to remember victims of hit-and-run crash in western Wisconsin; Gopher football coach P.J. Fleck fires defensive coordinator Robb Smith; MnDOT looking for volunteers to help address safety and congestion on Hwy. 65; and more.