U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Monday said his department is investigating a claim that money stolen from the state of Minnesota through fraud helped fund a Somalia-based terrorist group. An unconfirmed report from a conservative think tank published earlier … Continued
The roller coaster ride that Wild rookie forward Danila Yurov is taking took another dip on Monday. The Russian rookie, who has gone from much-hyped newcomer to healthy scratch to bottom six forward to top line center is now dealing … Continued
Former Minneapolis Regional Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Jonathan Weinhagen admitted in federal court Monday to defrauding the organization of more than $213,000 through a multi-year scheme that included concocting a phony consulting company, writing a sham obituary and … Continued
More than 1,300 tickets were issued and 351 cars were towed from designated “night plow” routes on the first night of St. Paul’s 96-hour snow emergency, which began at 9 p.m. Sunday. That’s an average to slightly above-average amount of … Continued
St. Paul Public Schools is planning on reducing its annual levy by 2% this year as part of its 2026 budget. To get details on the district’s budget for the coming year residents can attend the SPPS truth in taxation … Continued