Minnesota is facing increased federal pressure over allegations that the state illegally issued commercial driver’s licenses (CDLs) to foreign nationals.…
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Gov. Walz ‘welcomes’ federal probe into fraud allegations: ‘You commit fraud, you’re going to prison’
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced the investigation Monday, saying the probe aims to determine whether Minnesotans’ tax dollars were…
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MSP Airport Scrambles After Snowstorm Triggers Hundreds of Cancellations and Delays
Minneapolis–St. Paul International Airport spent Sunday playing catch-up after a Saturday winter storm shut down its runway for nearly two…
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Ex-Minneapolis Chamber CEO Pleads Guilty to Fraud After Stealing Crime Stoppers Reward Money
Jonathan Weinhagen, 42, the former president and CEO of the Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce, pleaded guilty Monday to mail fraud…
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Snow Emergencies Hit Minneapolis and St. Paul After Weekend Storm
Several Twin Cities communities declared snow emergencies Sunday following a Thanksgiving weekend storm that dropped several inches across Minnesota. The…
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At Least 4 Injured in St. Paul Shooting; Police Hunt for Suspect
St. Paul police are investigating a mass shooting that injured at least four men late Monday afternoon. Officers responded shortly…
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