Jason Rantala

MINNEAPOLIS — After a half-decade hiatus, the music, crowds and excitement are back in 2024 in Mill Ruins Park for the grand return of Red, White and Boom.

MINNEAPOLIS — Plans are in the works for a 24-bed emergency shelter at West Lake Street and Colfax Avenue in the of Minneapolis.

Anyone who called Blaze Credit Union heard a recorded message saying they're experiencing issued related to the outage. A message on Blaze's website said they're experiencing connectivity issues at their contact center and that digital and phone banking are impacted.

— A St. John's University student is seriously hurt after his family said he was stabbed while on a late-night walk near his home.

Construction is causing businesses in the Linden Hills neighborhood to struggle.

Documents say 62-year-old Bennett Thomas caused an excess of $200,000 worth of damage to businesses and residences in Uptown when he started a series of fires in late July. Authorities say he did it for fun.

MINNEAPOLIS — Dew points, well into the oppressive category, are making the land of 10,000 lakes feel more like Florida. "No I don't like it," said Becky Howard.

MINNEAPOLIS — Inside the CareerForce building on East Lake Street in Minneapolis, employees with Latino advocacy organization CLUES unpack boxes of food for those in need.

MINNEAPOLIS — The Minneapolis Pioneers and Soldiers Memorial Cemetery in the Phillips neighborhood is so old, it even pre-dates Minnesota's statehood.

MINNEAPOLIS — A Minneapolis man says thieves "borrowed" his car from his apartment's garage even though he had the key, pointing to a trend of keyless vehicle thefts.