KARE 11 meteorologist John Ziegler says models indicate that the amount of moisture involved in Sunday evening’s storm looks like five times the amount involved in Thursday’s storm (.3 inches versus 1.5). Six to 12 inches are possible in some areas, depending on how cold temperatures stay.
Jason Rantala at WCCO News reports a St. Louis Park apartment complex is alerting residents after management said Amazon delivery drivers were caught on camera stealing packages after making deliveries.
Britney Nguyen at Quartz writes that despite reporting its first sales drop in years earlier this month, Target is reportedly doubling salaried employees’ bonuses this year.
Louis Krauss at the Star Tribune reports Minnesota’s branch of the Council on American-Islamic Relations said Thursday night it will remove activist Shaun King as its keynote speaker for an upcoming Ramadan fundraiser, hours after backlash over the announcement that King was selected.
Eric Rasmussen at KSTP reports a new section of light rail tracks is about a foot too close to existing freight tracks in Minneapolis. That discovery is the latest hiccup for the controversial Southwest Light Rail project, which is already years behind schedule and more than $1 billion over budget.
Saija Maki-Waller at Mpls.St.Paul Magazine reports Doors Open Minneapolis will return on the weekend of May 18-19.
