Plus: Three stories on housing affordability; officials plan to kill geese to help wild rice; Able brewery in northeast Minneapolis to close; and more.

Plus: Snow on the Gunflint; Hurricane Ian may cause Minnesota stadium to host Kansas City and Tampa; and more.

Plus: Beltrami County hands jail death criminal case to private firm to investigate; Rosemount City Council member resigns over altercation at her home with ‘political extremist’; Crookston enacts emergency ordinance in response to sale of THC products; and more.

Plus: Richfield secondary schools closed after threat; Stillwater skateboarder featured in documentary; and more.

Plus: ‘Drag Story Hour’ draws protesters and counter-protesters in St. Paul; Stella’s Fish Café in Uptown Minneapolis gets an emergency pest management visit; fallen Minnesota firefighters are honored; and more.

Plus: Interrogating the stereotypical TV Minnesotan; ancient canoe recovered from Lake Mendota; Har Mar Mall sold for $50 million; and more.

Plus: More than 1,100 Minnesotans died from excessive drinking last year; only seven of those charged in the Feeding Our Future case are in jail so far; governor calls for investigation of Ramsey County judge; and more.

Plus: Reported COVID-19 cases down; another fire at the Stevens House; and more.

Plus: More Feeding Our Future details emerge; an audit found no waste or fraud in $200 million in pandemic grants to health care providers; Reuters reports on what charges Mike Lindell is likely facing; and more.

Plus: MyPillow Guy sues the feds over phone seizure; Leech Lake wild rice harvest faces threats; and more.

Plus: Feeding Our Future indictments attract national attention; Delta continues transatlantic flights amid high demand; ‘rainbow’ fentanyl found in southern Minnesota; and more.

Plus: New Bloomington ordinance aims to curb catalytic converter thefts; phone robbery ring; crisp weather coming.

Plus: Matt Birk tones down his Twitter presence; large fight breaks out at Edina football game; Coon Rapids man charged with threatening a U.S. senator; and more.

Plus: New Black-owned businesses along the Green Line; U of M requests city money for lighting.

Plus: Why deer crossing signs are being removed from Minnesota highways; Minneapolis experiments with pedestrian streets; new report shows 70 percent of Minnesota gun deaths last year were suicides; and more.

Plus: Hennepin County attorney debate; COVID levels up; rising taxes on the Northside; the plight of the prairie chicken.

Plus: Crow Wing County elections officials still facing 2020 questions; National Weather Service forecasters leaning toward colder temps in Minnesota this winter; learning app shut down over inappropriate content; and more.

Plus: How many Minnesotans stay close to home; Star Tribune publisher to retire; some light panic at Panic! at the Disco as fire breaks out; and more.

Plus: St. Paul schools CFO lauded for transparency is fired; a new fungal pathogen affects apples; Trump reacts to Lindell cell phone seizure; and more.

Plus: Yes, Hardee’s still exists; a committee on maternal mortality; a raccoon is walked into a bar; and more.