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Why researchers are sinking 3-story towers in Lake Superior

Minneapolis, MN · 8h

MIX 108

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All Of The Announced 2027 Concerts At Minnesota's Mystic Lake Amphitheater

After a wildly successful inaugural season in 2026, here's a look at all of the scheduled shows announced for 2027 at the outdoor venue.

Shakopee, MN · 6h

News Talk 1340 KROC-AM

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3 Minnesota Cities Now Ranked Among The Midwest's 10 Best Places To Live

Minnesota had more cities in the top 10 than any other state in a new ranking of the Midwest’s 10 best places to live. See which three made the list, where they ranked, and what makes each one stand out.

Minnesota · 5d

Bring Me The News

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After losing money for 19 years, Richfield is closing one of its municipal liquor stores

The Richfield City Council has decided to close one of the city's four municipal liquor stores.

Richfield, MN · 1d

MIX 108

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Minnesota Man Guilty in YouTube Animal Cruelty Case

A federal jury in Minnesota has convicted a man for producing what prosecutors described as sadistic videos of animal cruelty.

Minnesota · 3d

CBS Minnesota

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City of Eagan sues data center company over "temporary chillers"

The City of Eagan is suing Eagan Capital, a data center company in business along Pilot Knob Road, alleging they've been operating "temporary chillers" without proper permits.

Eagan, MN · 3d

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Retirees Say This Minnesota 55+ Community Already Feels Like Home, Thanks To Welcoming Neighbors And A Rooftop Fire Pit Overlooking The Lake

Moving after decades in one house is a big deal, and most people expect the first months in a new place to feel a little strange. In one Burnsville apartment building, new residents keep saying the opposite happened to them. One couple came all the way from Rochester and said...

Burnsville, MN · 3d

hoodline.com

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Bloomington Cuts Some Parking Minimums by Up to Half, Hopes to Spur Redevelopment

Bloomington’s City Council voted unanimously this fall to reduce required parking for many new apartment, commercial and industrial developments. The revised minimums vary by use: a new two-bedroom apartment needs 1.6 spaces instead of two, while a new self-service car wash needs three queuing spaces per bay instead of six.

Bloomington, MN · 1d

Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder

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Frazier wins Hennepin County attorney race, making state history

State Rep. Cedrick Frazier, a former public defender and labor lawyer, defeated former prosecutor Anders Folk on Tuesday, Nov. 3, to become Hennepin County attorney. He will be the first African American county attorney in Minnesota’s 168-year history. Frazier won despite a steep fundraising gap; Folk raised $742,000. Speaking...

Hennepin County, MN · 4d

hoodline.com

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Bloomington Pours $15M Into Dwan Golf Course Overhaul, New Clubhouse Coming

Bloomington is moving ahead with a $15 million renovation of Dwan Golf Course, the 18-hole municipal course off W. 110th St. that has hosted golfers since 1970 with barely a facelift since. The plan calls for a replacement clubhouse and a refreshed course, with construction set to begin in two phases starting in fall 2027 and continuing into spring 2028.

Bloomington, MN · 2d

Hastings Star Gazette

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Dakota County plans for service changes in 2027

Dakota County is changing some park and library hours and services next year. The changes are being made due to planned 2027 budget reductions. Service changes as part of next year’s budget also include a new location for passport services, which does not require additional tax dollars. Here is...

Dakota County, MN · 2d

Yahoo!

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Where to find tattoo events around Minnesota on 2026's final Friday the 13th

The last Friday the 13th until next August happens this week. That means it's a busy day for many tattoo shops. Every Friday the 13th, parlors open up for marathon sessions that welcome walk-ins to pick small designs from flash sheets that feature many custom designs. The tradition began as...

Minnesota · 2d

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Maple Grove hopes for grant for 82nd Avenue/Main Street project

At its Nov. 2 meeting, the Maple Grove City Council approved support of the city’s Local Road Improvement Program grant application for funding for the 82nd Avenue and Main Street Area Rehabilitation Project. In May 2025, the council initially approved improvements to Main Street between Lakeview Drive and Weaver Lake Road, Lakeview Drive and 82nd Avenue (near Life Time and the Maple Grove Library). These plans were paused after developments at the Maple Grove Community Center and a possible performing arts center area. A feasibility report was ordered in February. The plans for the area includes new bituminous roadways, roundabouts at Main Street and 82nd Avenue and Main Street and Lakeview Drive, walking paths along the roadways, and new landscaping. These improvements would help with future traffic flows from the Maple Grove Community Center’s expansion and the Maple Grove Performing Arts Center located in the road project area. Proposed construction costs for the project area estimated at $5.95 million. City staff is looking to apply for $1.5 million in MnDOT 2026 Local Road Improvement Program grant funds to help pay for the project. According to city staff, “The grant program provides funding assistance to local agencies for constructing or reconstructing

Maple Grove, MN · 2d

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Twin Cities Unhoused Union pushing for housing fixes

There are no easy solutions to improving the challenges of homelessness, but Junail Freeman Anderson has spent much of her life seeking them. She has been homeless many times and has learned to fend for herself and others in the same situation, trying to have a say in decisions made around the issue.

Twin Cities Metro, MN · 2d

thenarrativematters.com

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Minnesota Under Siege: Feds Slash $113M in Medicaid, Open 1,600-Bed ICE Prison, and Trigger 70+ Ellison Lawsuits: Minneapolis and St. Paul’s Week In Review

Overview: Minnesota policy and healthcare news is led by the federal government’s permanent denial of roughly $113 million in Medicaid reimbursements, the opening of a new Department of Homeland Security detention facility in Appleton, and Attorney General Keith Ellison’s commitment to ongoing federal legal battles ahead of Governor-elect Amy Klobuchar taking office.

Minnesota · 7h

KSTP 5 Eyewitness News Minneapolis-St. Paul MN

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Minneapolis downtown recovery push aims to ease rising property taxes

The city recently launched what it calls In Minneapolis, which connects people directly to downtown property opportunities and is aimed at helping businesses grow, build, host, and invest in Minneapolis.

Minneapolis, MN · 2d

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Near North's Satori Senior Totals 82 Units, Wins Approval Over Staff Objection

A market-rate senior housing building planned for Near North Minneapolis now totals 82 units, four more than its original 2023 approval — and got there over the objection of city staff, who wanted the project's balcony variances denied. The Minneapolis Planning Commission voted Monday to approve JADT Development's proposal for Satori Senior, attaching 10 conditions to the market-rate active adult housing project at 1823–1839 Bryant Avenue North.

Minneapolis, MN · 2d

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$500 Million Expansion To Transform Maple Grove Hospital

A major expansion project is on the horizon in Maple Grove that aims to meet the growing health care needs of the northwest metro for decades to come. Through a new partnership between North Memorial Health and Sanford Health, North Memorial Health – Maple Grove Hospital is set to double in size. The project is possible thanks to a $500 million investment from Sanford Health.

Maple Grove, MN · 1d

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Proposed High Voltage Transmission Line Drawing Strong Opposition

A proposed high-voltage transmission line drew strong opposition during a Minnesota Public Utilities Commission hearing in Sherburn Thursday. The PowerOn Midwest project would bring a 765-thousand-kilo-volt transmission line from South Dakota across southern Minnesota, including Martin County, before ending in Dakota County. The project must receive a state Certificate of Need before moving forward. Representatives from Great River Energy say the line is needed to maintain electric reliability as power consumption is expected to increase by about 25-percent over the next 20 years. However, all 24 people who spoke during Thursday’s hearing opposed the project. Concerns included the impact on farmland, whether the line is actually needed, and the possibility it could attract large data centers to the region. Martin County Commissioner Richard Koons questioned the project’s benefits to southern Minnesota, saying local counties are losing population and the electricity would largely pass through the area rather than serve local needs. Another speaker, retired Xcel Energy employee Kent Scholl, argued that a smaller transmission project could meet near-term reliability needs with less disruption. Administrative Law Judge Joseph Meyer will issue a report with recommendations by February 15th. The Public Utilities Commission is expected to make a decision on the Certificate of Need around March or April of 2027. Comments can be submitted to the email consumer.puc@state.mn.us, mailed to Minnesota Public Utilities Commission, 121 7th Place East, Suite #350, Saint Paul, Minnesota, 55101, or faxed to 651-297-7073. The written form to fill out can be found at https://mn.gov/puc/get-involved/public-comments/.

Martin County, MN · 4h

KSTP 5 Eyewitness News Minneapolis-St. Paul MN

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Richfield debates whether 10 Flock cameras should stay

Richfield leaders are weighing whether to keep Flock cameras as privacy concerns and questions about oversight continue.

Richfield, MN · 18h