Plus: Hennepin Sheriff Dawanna Witt on the Today show; inside a college student’s fight with UnitedHealthcare; surf’s up on Lake Superior; local hip-hop artist Mike Dreams has died; and more.

Plus: ‘Drivers Licenses for All’ passes House; OK Go says ‘no’ to new Post cereal name; the origin story of the Bobcat skid steer; biking the Beargrease; and more.

Plus: Minnesota eyes new specialty license plates; gender discrimination lawsuit filed by former Gopher football players against U of M dismissed; Richfield student struck by suspected drunken driver dies; on seeking Scott Seekins; and more.

Plus: Law enforcement more deadly for Minnesotans of color; St. Cloud Times down to zero reporters; the debut of chili cheese beer; White Bear Lake officer shot during attempted arrest; how the Arrowhead became a tourist destination; James Beard longlist includes many Minnesota names; and more.

Plus: 3M cuts manufacturing jobs; the Strib talks to Hamline President Fayneese Miller amid ongoing art debate; a reprieve — for now — for the Justus Ramsey house; two light snow events followed by cold; Texas making Dairy Queen its own.

Plus: Actor, director Terry Bellamy dead at 70; some Verizon customers unable to call 911 in Hennepin County; Butcher and the Boar to reopen with new owners in new location; Fairview debt rating downgraded; St. Paul investigating snowplow run-ins with trash cans; and more.

Plus: Wage inequality is down even as wages lose ground to inflation; St. Paul rec center employee charged with attempted murder; Vikings fire DC Ed Donatell; Ties Rooftop & Lounge debuts Justin Sutherland menu; and more.

Plus: Job growth streak ends for Minnesota; a Minneapolis/Hennepin County plowing FAQ; suspect arrested in Georgia on connection with fatal MOA shooting; new Kowalski’s to open at Southdale; and more.

Plus: Chauvin lawyers asking for new trial; baby delivered after woman shot outside Amazon facility died; Uptown’s ‘Lake Chipotle’ is alive and well; St. Paul church damaged in fire; Maya Moore’s top career moments; homeless encampment in Cedar-Riverside cleared; and more.

Plus: Walz unveils child, family, education budget proposals; critical jail worker shortage; Minnesota lacks dinosaur fossils but is a big deal in paleontology; trial for man accused of killing North High student Deshaun Hill starts; Brooklyn Center uses classes like CSI to re-engage students; and more.

Plus: Man found shot in Minneapolis encampment dead; mid-December storm caused big damage to Minnesota forests; Luminary Loppet rescheduled due to thin ice; rideshare drivers raise concerns about pay and benefits; PCA background check backlog; and more.

Plus: U of M seeks state help in acquiring teaching hospital; two storms could be on tap for next week; what it’s like to drive undocumented; two injured in collision between vehicle and Amish horse-drawn buggy; landlord agrees to list of terms to continue leasing in Minneapolis; avian flu found in Minnesota mammals; and more.

Plus: Minnesota senators can now drink water in the Senate; Concordia College picks new president; man sentenced in sex trafficking case; more on this morning’s airline outages; church organists aging; and more.

Plus: Man charged in fatal shooting of pregnant woman outside Lakeville Amazon warehouse; why the air quality is so bad right now; four shot at light-rail station; the latest on the Lake Harriet bandshell paint job; Wendy’s House of Soul to reopen; Med City Beat to cease publication; and more.

Plus: Lisa Goodman says she won’t seek eighth Minneapolis City Council term; Salvation Army gets a big donation — a building; Kirk Cousin’s neighbor keeps Viking’s driveway clear; deer crashes through butcher shop door in Moorhead; and more.

Plus: Twin Cities welcome more Ukrainian refugees than any other metro; power companies urging customers to conserve energy to save money amid cold snap; record wind in Grand Marais; Wisconsin cat brings home gator head; and more.

Plus: Cedar Riverside apartment building dealing with break-ins; on Keefer Court’s closing; Becker County Courthouse bomb threat deemed not credible after search; Mapping Prejudice featured in WaPo article; Minnesota man indicted in cryptocurrency romance scam; can dogs smell time?

Plus: Winter storm update; Hennepin County attorney will not charge officers who killed Andrew Tekle Sundberg; Chisago County K-9 dies in house fire; Ahmad Rashad and Peyton Manning recreated the Minnesota Vikings’ “Miracle at the Met”; MOA’s Santas represent more Minnesotans; Indigenous food drive; and more.