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INThanksgiving Snowstorm Targets Midwest
US: A significant winter storm is developing and is set to impact the Midwest, including Minnesota, during the Thanksgiving holiday week. The storm is expected to bring substantial snowfall, creating potential travel hazards and disruptions for those planning to drive or fly for the holiday. Forecasters are providing updates on potential snow accumulation totals as the system develops. Travelers are urged to monitor the latest weather conditions and adjust their plans accordingly.
Federal Raid in St. Paul Sparks Protest, Clash
US: A significant law enforcement presence, reportedly involving federal agents, prompted a large protest in a St. Paul neighborhood. The situation escalated into a clash between authorities and the crowd, leading to the deployment of chemical irritants. The operation, speculated by some sources to be an ICE raid, drew a large gathering of demonstrators, resulting in a tense confrontation with local and federal officers.
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Feds, Protesters Clash in St. Paul Raid
US: A significant law enforcement presence, reportedly involving federal agents, conducted an operation in a St. Paul neighborhood. The raid prompted a large crowd of protesters to gather at the scene. The situation escalated into a clash between the authorities and the crowd, leading law enforcement to deploy chemical irritants to disperse the protesters. The incident has drawn widespread attention and is under investigation by local news outlets.
Minnesota's 2025 Prep Bowl: Your Ultimate Guide
US: The road to the 2025 Minnesota high school football state championships, Prep Bowl XLIII, is underway. Fans can follow all the action with live updates, scores, and game coverage. This guide provides everything you need to know to watch the championships, from broadcast details on KSTP to real-time results from the Star Tribune, as teams compete for the state title.
Waymo's Driverless Taxis Coming to Minneapolis
US: Waymo, the self-driving car company, has announced plans to launch its autonomous ride-hailing service in Minneapolis. The expansion will begin with a data collection phase involving manual drives, with the full commercial service targeted for 2026. This move will introduce a new transportation option to the city, offering rides in fully driverless vehicles, similar to Uber but without a human driver behind the wheel.
Wild Honor Boy, 10, Who Lost Leukemia Fight
US: Weston Paszkiewicz, a 10-year-old boy from Long Lake, Minnesota, has died after a battle with leukemia. The young hockey fan's dream was realized earlier when he signed a one-day contract with the Minnesota Wild. Following his passing, the NHL team and its fans are honoring his memory with a "sticks out" tribute, leaving hockey sticks outside their doors to celebrate his life and love for the game.
UCare Shuts Down, Medica Takes Over 300k Plans
US: Minnesota-based health insurer UCare will cease operations next year due to mounting financial losses. Its state health plan contracts, affecting approximately 300,000 members, have been sold to competitor Medica. This transition aims to ensure continuous coverage for impacted Minnesotans. Regulators have approved the move, which involves Medica taking over UCare's government-sponsored programs, including Medicaid and MinnesotaCare.
Minnesota's 'Blue Ribbon Baker' Marjorie Johnson Dies at 106
US: Marjorie Johnson, Minnesota's beloved "Blue Ribbon Baker," has died at 106. A fixture at state fairs and national talk shows, the diminutive baker from Robbinsdale earned thousands of ribbons for her baked goods. She was celebrated not only for her baking prowess but also for generously offering inspiration and advice to countless home bakers, helping them create their own prize-winning recipes.
Twin Cities Marathon Braces for Scorching, Record Heat
US: The Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon is pushing forward with a "full go" for all its weekend events, despite forecasters predicting a weekend of potentially record-breaking heat that is creating "less than ideal" conditions for runners. The event, a major fixture in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area, is expected to see temperatures soar to around 90 degrees Fahrenheit on Saturday. This could match or even surpass a long-standing heat record from 1922. Compounding the challenge for athletes and spectators alike are strong wind gusts forecasted between 30 and 40 mph, making for a toasty and breezy environment.