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Dad who left newborn to die by 'propping' him up with bottle while he 'ran an errand' is sentenced

Kylen George Johnson Allen will avoid prison despite being convicted in connection with the November 2025 death of his newborn in Minnesota. The post Dad who left newborn to die by 'propping' him up with bottle while he 'ran an errand' is sentenced first appeared on Law & Crime .

Minneapolis, MN · 10h

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Mounds View police looking for security footage of car that struck fire hydrant, causing $50K in damage

Mounds View police are asking the public to turn in security camera footage after a car struck a fire hydrant and sheared it off at the base on Monday night, causing four water main breaks.

Mounds View, MN · 2d

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Man Charged After Violent Robbery Attempt at Brooklyn Center Liquor

A Minneapolis man is facing multiple felony charges after allegedly attacking store employees with improvised wooden weapons and smashing wine bottles during an attempted robbery at Brooklyn Center Liquor municipal store late last month. Police arrested Daquairus Nathaniel Black, 30, on Oct. 28 following a violent disturbance at the Brooklyn...

Brooklyn Center, MN · 2d
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Robbinsdale Area School Voters Approve Two of Three Referendum Questions; Will Create Single High School Campus

Voters in the Robbinsdale Area School District approved two of three referendum questions, a total of $360 million, providing the district with a significant funding boost to shape schools for future generations. The district will use the money to create a single unified high school campus and reconfigure its middle...

Robbinsdale, MN · 2d
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75 years of care: Stellis Health reflects on its past, prepares for its future

MONTICELLO — Dr. Jason Halvorson remembers when the medical clinic in Buffalo was downtown, near the hospital. He remembers the newer clinic being built, the growth of medical services in Monticello and the days when patients sometimes had to travel considerable distances for care that is now available close to home. For Halverson, who grew up in Buffalo and has practiced with Stellis Health for nearly three decades, those changes are part of a much larger story. “I don’t think the people 75 years ago envisioned what it would be today,” he said during an interview with the Times earlier this year. But the people who established the practice, and those who followed them, shared a vision of providing quality medical care in their own communities. That vision has carried Stellis Health through 75 years of growth, technological advances and changes in how health care is delivered. Now, as the physician-owned practice celebrates its anniversary, it is preparing for another major transition: a proposed affiliation with CentraCare , the regional health system that operates Monticello’s hospital. The organizations announced the plan Oct. 21, with a target date of Jan. 1, 2027, pending final agreements and regulatory approval. For Stellis’ physicians,

Monticello, MN · 1d

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Justices: Hospital room number is health record under state law

Minnesota Supreme Court held that a patient’s hospital room number and status as a patient qualify as a health record under the Minnesota Health Records Act. The ruling stemmed from Allina Health‘s disclosure of Justin Holtzbauer’s hospital location after he opted out of the facility directory. Holtzbauer...

Minnesota · 10h

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Knights manage upset in football state tournament

Despite being given a six seed in the Class AAAAAA State Football Tournament, St. Michael-Albertville smoked Woodbury in the first round 28-0 on Oct. 30. Knights quarterback Lucas Bryan was excellent in the round of 32 game. Bryan got things started with a 17-yard rushing touchdown in the first quarter. The Knight defense that got them through the start of a difficult season showed up on their end. Forcing stop after stop, the Knights took control of the game in the second quarter. Bryan punched in a one-yard touchdown on the ground and the team followed it up later in the quarter with a 66-yard explosive rush from Wyatt Mosher to the end zone. Bryan struck a third time in the third quarter on a 29-yard score, and the Knights went up 28-0. The Royals offense couldn't get anything going with the Knights winning every level. The Knights advance to the round of 16 where they'll play two seed Rosemount. The Irish are 6-3 on the year as the Knights improve to 4-5. The Irish beat Osseo 69-0 to advance to this round. The Knights will head to Rosemount Friday, Nov. 6, for the second-round matchup, starting at 7 p.m.

Albertville, MN · 1d

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Board votes to deny land use map change

After a 45-minute discussion Tuesday, the Sherburne County Board voted not to approve an amendment to the Sherburne County Comprehensive Plan Land-Use Map for Private Energy Production on 80 acres in Big Lake Twp. The request was made in an effort to allow Nokomis Energy to build 5-megawatt solar garden...

Sherburne County, MN · 1d

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Latest on Robbinsdale’s Sanborn Park Renovations and Renaming Process

Sanborn Park in Robbinsdale is undergoing some major renovations, both in design and in name. New tennis and pickleball courts are under construction. Work is also underway on a brand new playground. Its colors were picked out by the community. “There’s a whole master parks plan,” said Robbinsdale Mayor Brad...

Robbinsdale, MN · 2d

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2 more arrested in connection to Highway 100 drive-by shooting

Police in St. Louis Park, Minnesota, arrested two more people Tuesday in connection to a drive-by shooting that shut down a Twin Cities highway in September.

St Louis Park, MN · 23h

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Carrie Kehn Elected Osseo’s New Mayor; Mansour and Dunbar Win Council Seats

Voters in Osseo have selected Carrie Kehn as the city’s next mayor. Faith Neumann received 37 percent of the vote. There were 13 votes cast, or 1.2 percent, for write-in candidates. Current Mayor Duane Poppe, who has served since 2012, did not run for re-election. Mayors in Osseo serve...

Osseo, MN · 2d

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Veterans Day: More Than Just a Thank You

Next Wednesday, Nov. 11, Americans will pause to recognize the brave men and women who have worn our nation’s uniform. Veterans Day is more than just another date on the calendar. It’s an opportunity to remember that the freedoms we enjoy every day came at a price. Here...

Big Lake, MN · 1d

Monticello Times

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Seat Cover Solutions project takes another step forward

MONTICELLO — Plans for Seat Cover Solutions’ proposed $11 million headquarters and distribution center in Monticello took another step forward Oct. 26, as the City Council approved a preliminary plat for the development. The approval comes just two weeks after the council endorsed a revised state grant application for the fast-growing automotive accessories company, which recently doubled the size of its proposed facility from 55,000 to 110,000 square feet. The development is planned for approximately 11.6 acres in Otter Creek Business Park, where Seat Cover Solutions intends to consolidate its warehouse, distribution and office operations. The proposed building would include 18 loading docks and approximately 4,775 square feet of office space, with room for future office expansion. The facility is expected to accommodate approximately 40 employees. In a separate action Oct. 26, the council also approved removing existing drainage and utility easements to allow two parcels to be combined into one property for the development. Required easements will be reestablished as part of the new plat. The plans also call for a separate easement to protect an existing wood-chip trail connecting Chelsea Road to Bertram Chain of Lakes Regional Park. Founded by Minnesota entrepreneurs Grant Pawlak and Patrick O’Donnell, Seat

Monticello, MN · 1d

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Fact Check: Examining rumor Minnesota poll worker wore shirt mocking Charlie Kirk's assassination

The rumor stemmed from a photo of a woman wearing a T-shirt with the phrase "Problem Solved" against a blood-spattered background.

Rogers, MN · 2d

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2026 MSHSL State Cross Country Meet Preview.

The 2026 MSHSL State Cross Country meet has changed locations for the first time in years from Les Bolstad Golf Course in Falcon Heights to Majestic Oaks Golf Course in Ham Lake. The meet takes place on Saturday, November 7th, starting at 10 AM. It should be a great day to run, with temps expected to be in the high 40’s when things kick off. Here is a look at the state tournament as well as all the athletes and teams competing from Wright County. Good luck to all the athletes.

Wright County, MN · 9h

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Student used toy gun in Snapchat threat to Twin Cities metro middle school, police say

The St. Francis Police Department said Tuesday that charges are pending and there is no active threat.

Anoka County, MN · 1d

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ELECTION RESULTS: Hendrickson wins reelection as Albertville mayor

With all precincts reporting, the unofficial results are now in from the Albertville mayor and city council race in the Nov. 3 general election. Incumbent Mayor Jillian Hendrickson received 1,975 votes or 66.21%. Andy John received 986 votes or 33.05%. As for city council, incumbent Rob Olson received the highest number of votes. He received 1,704 votes, or 42.16%. Eric Douglas received 1,230 votes or 30.43%. These two have won the two open seats. Robert Zagorski receved 1,072 votes or 26.52%. City council members serve four-year terms. The mayor serves a two-year term.

Albertville, MN · 2d

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Flock Just Replaced a Camera My City Banned and Unplugged, Calling It ‘Broken’

• Update 11/4/2026, 3:44pm ET: Following publication, Flock Safety responded to The Drive’s request for comment on the situation and said, “The cameras were unplugged before the cancellation could be formally processed, which automatically triggered maintenance orders. When the remaining work orders were removed, one was inadvertently missed. The newly installed camera is not collecting data. All removal orders have again been expedited and all cameras will be removed in the coming weeks.” This is a similar response given for other instances in other cities in which this has happened. The Drive has since checked the camera that was seen being replaced today in Plymouth, Minnesota and noted it is currently plugged in, which would seem to imply it’s powered up and possibly collecting data given it is now plugged into the attached solar panel and battery pack. The original story continues below.

Plymouth, MN · 2d

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Elk River girls swim and dive team makes strong start to season

The Elk River girls swim and dive team has had an outstanding season so far. The Elks started their season in mid-August. The Northwest Suburban Conference relays marked the team’s first time competing together. Elk River placed second in a field of six teams on Thursday, Aug. 27, representing half the conference. In the first dual meet of the season on Thursday, Sept. 3, senior captain Rylin Curtis came out of the gates strong with wins in the 50- and 100-yard freestyle events. Rookie swimmers Hailey Scheiblauer (eighth grade) and Haddie Bluml (freshman) earned varsity second-place finishes in their first meet. The Elks defeated Anoka. Facing Coon Rapids in the second dual meet of the season on Thursday, Sept. 17, the Elks earned a win with the help of captain Sophia “Phia” Gilbertson (junior), Addison Dahlheimer (sophomore) and Hayden Browen (freshman), who swept the top three places in the 200-yard freestyle. Rylin Curtis (senior), captain Ellie St. Martin (junior) and Haddie Bluml (freshman) did the same in the 50-yard freestyle. At 2-0, the Elks moved on to their third dual meet against Centennial. Captain Ava Sperling (senior) swam a personal best in the 100-yard butterfly, earning first place. The Elks

Elk River, MN · 20h