ICE officer charged with lying about shooting turns himself in to feds, AP source says
The federal charges follow Castro's release from jail last week after Texas’ governor refused to immediately sign an extradition warrant to hand him over to Minnesota authorities, who have charged him separately with assault and false reporting of a crime related to the same shooting.
Officials ID suspect, 2 killed in mass shooting at Minneapolis apartment complex
Updated at 9:41 PMCrime, Law and JusticeWhat began as an apparent custody handoff of a child ended in a mass shooting Wednesday in Minneapolis that left three people dead, including the shooter, state investigators said Thursday as they provided new details on what happened.
Diocese of Winona-Rochester insurer to pay $30 Million to survivors of clergy sexual abuse
11:46 PMRochester News145 people who were sexually abused by Catholic clergy and staff in the Diocese of Winona-Rochester will be paid $30 million in a settlement agreement reached with the largest insurer of the diocese.
Why are there federal agents at the Minnesota State Fair?
9:00 AMState FairMinnesota State Fair officials say the people wearing Homeland Security uniforms are Transportation Security Administration Air Marshal service agents.
Suspected shooter at Minneapolis apartment complex was getting evicted
Updated at 8:48 PMCrime, Law and JusticeAccording to court records, Loring Towers, now known as Shoreline Plaza, filed an eviction complaint against Carlton Johnson II in June.
AP source: ICE officer charged with lying to investigators in the shooting of man in Minnesota
Federal prosecutors have charged a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer with lying to investigators about the events leading up to the shooting of a Venezuelan man during the Minneapolis immigration crackdown earlier this year.
How the State Fair launched the career of a Minnesota culinary icon
9:00 AMState FairBeatrice Ojakangas, 92, who won blue ribbons at the fair as a teen, went on to write more than 30 cookbooks, hobnob with cooking legends and invent one of the most famous frozen finger foods.
Jake Johnson hopes hustle, political conditions add up to upset over Republican Brad Finstad
9:00 AMElection 2026Rochester math teacher Jake Johnson is waging a stiff challenge to Republican incumbent Rep. Brad Finstad. Johnson has gained national Democratic attention but still has an uphill climb to reach a seat in Congress.
Minnesota Secretary of State warns USPS mail voting proposal would be 'a real mess'
5:15 PMElection 2026State officials say a federal proposal to restrict mail-in voting could disenfranchise voters and be costly for states. But for now, mail-in voting procedures remain the same.
Hmong corndogs, cheese curd lumpia: Minnesota State Fair expands menu with global fusions
9:00 AMState FairAmong this year’s new food hits at the fair are more international foods — and some that borrow from the fair’s on-a-stick and deep-fried traditions. Chefs and fair food curators say it’s an intentional expansion.
Art Hounds: A 4-H State Fair musical, maximalist Latinx art, and landscape paintings to make you look up
9:00 AMArt Hounds®Art Hounds recommend the 4-H musical at the state fair, a maximalist Latinx visual arts exhibit and landscape paintings by Laura Andrews.
Judge sets Nov. 2 state trial date for Hortman assassin
YesterdayMinnesota lawmaker shootingsVance Boelter is already serving two consecutive federal life terms plus 40 years after pleading guilty to killing the Hortmans, but he pleaded not guilty to similar state charges.
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