Plus: Chauvin in court on tax fraud charges; Duluth requires vaccines for city workers; failure of Zillow homebuying program leaves Minnesota realtor with glut of homes; and more.

Plus: GOP gubernatorial forum in Mankato; how Dominion Voting Systems could end up owning MyPillow; Minnesota hopes to continue streak of safe firearms hunting seasons; and more.

Plus: 13,300 youths experiencing homelessness in Minnesota; Duluth elects first Asian American and Muslim city council member; Acme Comedy Co. turns 30; Aaron Rodgers tests positive for COVID-19; and more.

Plus: few Minnesota county jails require COVID-19 vaccines for employees; the Twin Cities bikers protecting protesters; Brother Ali on his move to Istanbul; and more.

Plus: Essentia Health fires 49 workers due to vaccine mandate; Wapo covers Frey’s re-election campaign; Xcel pledges zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050; and more.

Plus: police-reform ballot measure divides Minneapolis Black activists; two Latino men seek Bloomington city council seats; solar storm warning carries potential for aurora borealis sighting; and more.

Plus: Maple Grove police jailed pregnant woman who then went into labor; art installation at “Wall of Forgotten Natives”; and more.

Plus: The Minneapolis Ward 6 race gets ugly; a memory researcher shares why we can’t stop talking about the Halloween blizzard; Sun Country Airlines to be official carrier of Major League Soccer; and more.

Plus: St. Paul council to vote on tobacco restrictions; price-gouging suit requires Minnesota farm to donate more than 1 million eggs; Wisconsin Assembly set to approve package of anti-abortion bills; and more.

Plus: The time Minneapolis elected the Minneapolis Police Federation president the mayor; St. Benedict nuns apologize for Native boarding school; Target expects a strong holiday shopping season; St. Paul’s Irish pub The Liffey won’t reopen; and more.

Plus: GOP candidate Scott Jensen uses vaccine skepticism to fuel political rise; Minnesota congressional delegation wants Congressional Gold Medal for Prince; bus-only lane coming to 7th Street in downtown Minneapolis; and more.

Plus: house explosion in Cambridge leaves five injured; Metro Transit trains start running every 12 minutes instead of every 10; Lutsen plans major expansion; and more.

Plus: State Sen. Mark Koran encouraging donations for Jan. 6 rioters; COVID cases up among Native Americans; Committee on Ethics continues to investigate Rep. Jim Hagedorn; how much we can expect to pay for heat this winter; and more.

Plus: Ramsey County sheriff starting charter school; vaccine clinic planned for Rolling Stones concert; how a caterpillar contributed to the intensity of the Greenwood fire; and more.

Plus: $36 million spent on legal fees in Otto Bremer dispute so far; case files in shooting of Winston Smith released; aerial footage shows effects of Greenwood Fire; and more.

Plus: lack of clarity on unemployment benefits for employees fired for refusing vaccines; Minnesota marathon runner recovering after collapsing in Boston; peak travel expected at MSP for MEA weekend; and more.