Patch's Minnesota Editor, casting my watchful gaze on the Twin Cities metro area and beyond.
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Highs will stay in the upper 70s and low 80s this week, with NOAA outlooks pointing to above-normal warmth into early October.
Nicole Mitchell was sentenced to 180 days in jail and five years of probation after breaking into her stepmother’s Detroit Lakes home.
Robin Wonsley blasted the University of Minnesota for hosting a conservative speaker, calling it dangerous to students and others.
Authorities urge families to watch children for symptoms as the investigation continues.
Michael Knowles will speak at Northrop Monday night after Charlie Kirk’s death, and the event will stream live online.
The National Weather Service says southeast Wisconsin will see fog, clouds, and scattered showers early this week.
State health officials say they’re following science as federal guidance leaves “gaps” for Minnesotans.
Early voting began Sept. 19 in Minnesota, with new rules for absentee ballot returns in place.
Prosecutors say the 64-year-old sent violent emails to Twin Cities church musicians, blaming them and liberals for Charlie Kirk’s death.
Investigators say the incident was not random, and suspects are believed to have left the area.
Woodbury, South St. Paul, and Inver Grove Heights are under a warning until 8:45 p.m. Sunday, forecasters said.
The autumnal equinox on Monday, Sept. 22, signals the official arrival of fall, but the season is already in full swing in the Twin Cities.
The autumnal equinox on Monday, Sept. 22, marks the official first day of fall. But the question is, when will it start to feel like fall?
Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty says the new policy improves safety and equity. The MPPOA warns it endangers Minnesotans.
The canceled "Prove Me Wrong Table" tickets will not be valid for the Michael Knowles event at Northrop Monday night.
Facebook users have begun to receive their share of a $725 million settlement.
Facebook users have begun to receive their share of a $725 million settlement.
The school was evacuated and searched by a K9 unit. No explosives were found, police said.
Both girls showed signs of being high at school lunch after sharing the "magic mushroom" bar, police said.
The closures in Maple Grove and Eden Prairie will add up to more than 230 layoffs.
