Open in NewsBreak

Watkins

See all locations
Customize your news
21°F
publisher avatar

Municipal

krwc1360.com

website

City of Buffalo Fall Leaf Pickup Next Week

City of Buffalo residents are reminded that the city’s annual fall leaf pickup days are coming up next week. Leaf pickup will take place on the regular garbage collection day, next Tuesday through Thursday, November 17th through the 19th. Residents should set bagged leaves at the curb as you...

Buffalo, MN · 2d
article img

mprnews.org

website

Despite threats, first Somali American legislator-elect from St. Cloud is eager to serve

ListenDespite threats, first Somali American legislator-elect from St. Cloud is eager to serve. Five days after his election victory, Abdi Daisane finally had a moment to reflect on his historic win. It was Sunday, a rare quiet day at his usually bustling business, Blooming Kids Child Care Center in downtown...

St Cloud, MN · 2d
article img

MIX 108

partner publisher · 18.3K followers
article img

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

Bring Me The News

partner publisher · 140.4K followers
article img

First Avenue abruptly closes Palace Pub in downtown St. Paul

First Avenue has closed the Palace Pub, a restaurant next to the Palace Theatre in St. Paul, Minn.

St Paul, MN · 16h

grandmashousediy.com

website

How hard is St. Paul water, and do you need softening?

The average household with a water softener uses an estimated 25 pounds of salt per month, according to the Minnesota Conservation Volunteer, the magazine of the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. That adds up to about 300 pounds a year. Much of it ends up in local wastewater, and some of that is avoidable. Here is how to size, set and run a softener so it does the job on less salt.

St Paul, MN · 1d

Yahoo!

website

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

monitorsaintpaul.com

website

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

Hastings Star Gazette

website

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

thenarrativematters.com

website

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 · 20h

KSTP 5 Eyewitness News Minneapolis-St. Paul MN

partner publisher · 23.5K followers

Why We Give: Minnesota Adult & Teen Challenge

Minnesota · 1d

monitorsaintpaul.com

website

City delays decision on new Uni-Snelling entertainment district

More time is needed for University-Snelling area business owners and residents to discuss an ambitious liquor licensing plan centered on the busy intersection. In the meantime, Dilla Sports Bar and Ethiopian Restaurant will be allowed to apply for the on-sale liquor license it has sought. The St. Paul City Council...

St Paul, MN · 2d

Bring Me The News

partner publisher · 140.4K followers

Minnesota Yacht Club unveils dates for its 2027 festival

The Minnesota Yacht Club music festival is returning to St. Paul in 2027. It'll take place over three days in July.

St Paul, MN · 1d

1065lakesfm.com

website

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 · 18h

weststpaulreader.com

website

Beyond the Yellow Ribbon Meets Veterans Needs

Keep your community informed, support local news. Northern Dakota County Beyond the Yellow Ribbon is a nonprofit veterans organization that every year feeds 800 members of the military and their families and helps more than 50 veterans with direct, practical needs. “We’re not going to abandon a serious need for...

Dakota County, MN · 2d

hmongtimes.com

website

Minnesota Hmong New Year 2026: Celebrating Culture, Tradition, And A Growing Community

The sights, sounds, and traditions of Hmong culture will once again fill downtown St. Paul as the Minnesota Hmong New Year celebration returns November 28-29, 2026, bringing together families, performers, community leaders, and visitors for one of the region’s most anticipated cultural celebrations. Hosted by the United Hmong Family,...

St Paul, MN · 2d

Bring Me The News

partner publisher · 140.4K followers

One of Twin Cities' oldest nature centers set to debut brand new building after 18-month closure

It'll be open to the public starting next week.

Richfield, MN · 14h

MinnPost

website

Homer no function beer well without

Your daily Minnesota news roundup starts … NOW. Former Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara resigned in May amid an investigation into workplace sexual misconduct (not to be confused with the workplace sexual misconduct in the St. Paul mayor’s office) and Mayor Jacob Frey installed 31-year veteran Bill Peterson on an interim basis. Standing before the city council on Thursday, Peterson’s bid to become the permanent police chief was denied by an 8-5 vote. The driving concern among the no votes was concern about his ability to drive reform in the department.

Minnesota · 1d

q-mediagroup.com

website

U.S. Army Corps Dredging River Sand

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, St. Paul District, recently awarded a contract to Brennan Marine, out of La Crosse, Wisconsin, to move dredged river sand near Wabasha. The St. Paul District awarded a $9.1 million contract to Brennan Marine Sept. 29, to move 325,000 cubic yards of sand from the Corps’ Grand Encampment site to a permanent upland placement area near the Zumbro River Flats area, located south of Wabasha.

Wabasha, MN · 2d

KSTP 5 Eyewitness News Minneapolis-St. Paul MN

partner publisher · 23.5K followers

So Minnesota: All aboard! North Metro Model Railroad Club has one of the largest layouts in the state

A Twin Cities model railroad club hidden in a former grocery store basement has built one of Minnesota’s largest train layouts.

Coon Rapids, MN · 1d

latinousa.org

website

The Trauma Still Lingers: The Aftermath of ICE in Minnesota

In a matter of days, teenagers became adults and little kids lost their innocence in the Latino community of Minneapolis. It’s been almost a year since the largest immigration enforcement raids in U.S. history shocked MN. Some teens were responsible for putting food on the table in place of their parents and classrooms emptied, some neighbors stepped up as temporary legal guardians. Therapists say the trauma still lingers and could take years to heal. In this episode, we explore the psychological toll the massive raids have taken on children and adults in this midwest city.

Minnesota · 23h