Plus: Cat goes on a ride to Amazon facility; pictures of Bobby Zimmerman growing up in the Northland; Cottage Grove Culver’s owner sued; vigil marks three years since George Floyd’s murder; and more.

Plus: St. Paul rent control upheld; version of ‘Idaho stop’ coming to Minnesota; air quality alert; and more.

Plus: Solar panel installation companies must pay per settlement terms; wetter and cooler weather on tap; Nelson’s Ice Cream turns 100; new mental health treatment center planned near George Floyd Square; and more.

Plus: Drive-by shooting outside of Minneapolis Public Schools headquarters; State Fair announces free music lineup; Tommy Stinson in The Current studio; Precision Lens ordered to pay in kickback scheme; and more.

Plus: Lizzo on “The Simpsons”; man sentenced in St. Paul quadruple homicide; WEDGE Live cat tour is back; urban coyotes; it’s Christmas in May in Duluth as another holiday movie films; and more.

Plus: Teen arrested on suspicion of murdering Michael Brasel seen in footage of violent Harding High incident; U of M hopes to reduce enrollment declines at some campuses using tuition, financial aid; MOA trying to evict Dairy Queen; expansion at Duluth’s Nordic Center; and more.

Plus: Arson suspected in St. Paul apartment building fire; Minnesota beers win international honors; worm warning; and more.

Plus: Former MPD officer accepts plea deal in beating of Jaleel Stallings; Stillwater bar facing charges; Maple Grove woman dies in crash with garbage truck; and more.

Plus: Man accused of shooting Wisconsin sheriff deputy had criminal history; George Floyd book wins Pulitzer; Lizzo featured on upcoming Dolly Parton album; diaper bear; and more.

Plus: Man killed in motorcycle crash; the debate over how to pronounce “sauna,” temps above average; Mariner Mall sign collapse; and more.

Plus: JBS to bring slaughterhouse cleaning in-house; Andersen recruits deaf workers, builds more inclusive workplace; Wells Fargo to close Northeast Minneapolis branch; thunderstorms a possibility; Cinco de Mayo events; and more.

Plus: Audit finds flaws with Minnesota’s COVID response spending; man shoots hunting partner, mistaking him for a turkey; stretch of highway in Chanhassen to be renamed for Prince; and more.

Plus: Rural newspaper challenges; Fed raising interest rates again; Almanac’s longtime producer retires; HERC losing renewable designation; IDS Center owner late on mortgage payment; and more.

Plus: 3M announces big Minnesota layoffs; Senate Majority Leader Kari Dziedzic back at Capitol after cancer surgery; red flag warning in much of state; and more.

Plus: Minnesota senator shows up shirtless on legislative meeting via Zoom; suspected mosque arsonist believed to have also vandalized Rep. Ilhan Omar’s office; future uncertain for St. Cloud mall; and more.

Plus: Fire at south Minneapolis apartment building leaves injuries, cat dead; Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson will stay with team; Burnsville music teacher introducing Somali songs to curriculum; and more.

Plus: Kim Potter released from prison; Keg and Case being sued; rising demand for culturally-aware mental health providers; and more.

Plus: Expected river crests delayed by rain; Little Africa Plaza to open on Snelling Avenue; Valleyfair’s new chaperone policy; cougar in a car; and more.