Apple Valley to Review Cassia Senior Care Expansion Apple Valley city officials are set to review a major expansion proposal from Cassia, a prominent Minnesota-based non-profit senior healthcare and housing provider. As the south metro’s senior population continues to climb, this development aims to address the urgent local demand for modern senior living options. The upcoming public review marks a pivotal step in expanding long-term care, assisted living, and memory care services in the heart … Read More

Minneapolis Heat Hits 92 Before Thursday Night Storms Twin Cities residents are feeling the heat today as temperatures hit a blistering 92 degrees before a major shift in the regional weather occurs. Relief is on the horizon as a fast-moving storm system prepares to dump heavy rain across the metro area on Thursday night. Here is how you can stay safe, cool, and prepared for this sudden atmospheric transition. Beat the Heat: Surviving a 92-Degree … Read More

Celebrating 75 Years of St. Raphael in Crystal For three-quarters of a century, St. Raphael Catholic Church has stood as a cornerstone of faith, education, and community support in the northwest metro. As the parish celebrates its 75th anniversary, local families are reflecting on the rich history that shaped this Crystal institution. Whether you are a lifelong parishioner or a curious Twin Cities resident, this milestone highlights the deep civic roots that bind our neighborhoods … Read More

Understanding ICE Enforcement in Minneapolis Recent federal enforcement actions by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) have put Minneapolis and St. Paul residents on high alert. Local advocacy groups and city officials are mobilizing to clarify resident rights and municipal boundaries. This guide explains what these enforcement shifts mean for Twin Cities families, workers, and businesses. The Local Enforcement Context Immigration enforcement has escalated across major Midwestern transport and labor hubs. While Chicago often dominates national … Read More

Five Must-Try Dishes in the Twin Cities Right Now Twin Cities food writers spend their weeks scouring the metro area for the most exceptional plates, from hidden neighborhood gems to high-profile North Loop openings. This week’s standout culinary discoveries highlight the incredible diversity and innovation of the Minneapolis and St. Paul dining scenes. Whether you are craving comforting local classics or modern ancestral cuisine, these five dishes deserve a spot at the top of your … Read More

Feds Halt Twin Cities Fentanyl Route to Little Falls Federal prosecutors have shut down a major drug pipeline operating between the Twin Cities metro area and Greater Minnesota. A Twin Cities woman faces severe federal charges after law enforcement intercepted her transporting a substantial stash of fentanyl intended for distribution in Little Falls. This arrest highlights the coordinated efforts of federal and local agencies to disrupt the flow of lethal synthetic opioids from urban distribution … Read More

Is Minneapolis Housing Becoming Like California? For years, Twin Cities home buyers looked at California’s housing market with relief, grateful for our region’s relative affordability. However, shifts in mortgage rates, historically low inventory, and rising local prices are forcing Minnesotans to ask if homeownership is slipping out of reach. Understanding how our market compares to national trends helps local buyers navigate today’s competitive landscape. The Reality of Modern Home Obtainability While Minneapolis historically avoided the … Read More