Minneapolis man Tyler Joseph OBrien faces 18 counts of first-degree assault and 3 firearm charges after an eight-hour standoff on Eat Street, allegedly firing 15-20 rounds at police—including downing a drone—while a 3-year-old and others were inside. He surrendered after negotiators got through, and cops found three handguns in his apartment, violating his 2015 felony conviction. A terrifying reminder of how fast chaos can spiral when guns and kids are involved.

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Minnesota’s weekend is packed with non-stop fun—from vintage markets and live music to book festivals and high-speed barrel racing. The Stone Arch Bridge Festival draws 75K with vintage goods, art, and classic cars, while Pryes Brewing celebrates with Soul Asylum headlining and family-friendly games. Book lovers head to Bloomington’s Midwest Bookish Fest for panels, authors, and a masquerade. And in Shakopee, Canterbury Park delivers thrilling barrel racing, pre-party vibes, and FMX action. Whether you’re into brews, books, or bucking broncos, there’s something for everyone.

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Asha Jama, a key player in the massive Feeding Our Future fraud, just received her sentence: six months in prison plus a year of supervised release, along with an immediate demand to repay nearly half a million dollars. The scheme, centered around a Rochester restaurant posing as a food distributor, allegedly funneled $4.3 million into luxury purchases including cars, homes, and even property in Turkey. This case exposes how deep fraud networks can go—and how devastating it is when trust and vital resources vanish. Jama must report to authorities by July 16th, signaling the legal process is moving forward as the broader investigation continues to unravel the full scope of the deception.

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Minneapolis is poised to legalize sex venues for consenting adults, moving past a decades-old ban rooted in homophobia to create a regulatory framework focused on zoning, health, and safety. After a close vote in the Business, Housing, and Zoning Committee, the proposal advances to the full city council for debate, followed by public hearings and a final decision from Mayor Jacob Frey. This marks a major shift toward inclusive urban policy and responsible adult entertainment regulation.

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A new cannabis shop just opened north of the Twin Cities, owned by Forest Lake’s mayor Blake Roberts — a family with deep roots in horticulture since 1930. After running a bagel shop and funeral home, they’re now embracing the cannabis industry, sparking community excitement. General Manager Josh Prestegaard, who battled pancreatic cancer, credits cannabis with giving him hope and helping him reconnect with life. Locals like Tess Cody are thrilled about the potential for healing and community support. The Roberts brothers are eyeing their own cultivation soon, while Mayor Roberts pledges to stay impartial on city council votes involving his business — proving how one family’s legacy is evolving with the times.

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Minnesota’s new law, taking effect July 1, 2026, gives survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, or harassment a powerful legal tool: the ability to petition a court to remove an abuser’s interest in a home they’ve been paying for under a contract for deed. Designed for victims who’ve made payments and no longer live with the abuser, the law cuts through financial entanglements and offers swift relief—courts must grant the petition if the abuser doesn’t respond within 21 days. It’s a bold step toward housing safety and autonomy, empowering survivors to reclaim their homes and futures without lingering legal traps.

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Fifteen anti-ICE protesters face federal charges as Minneapolis leaders and activists condemn the move as political repression and state-sanctioned violence, calling for dropped charges and the return of detained individuals while urging community vigilance amid unresolved questions about recent deaths.

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E15 is rolling into Minnesota gas stations, slashing prices by 5 to 10 cents a gallon—but at a cost: older cars may suffer, mileage drops, and manufacturers like Volvo and Mercedes warn against it. While the state pours nearly $5 million into boosting availability, biofuels advocates tout local production and environmental benefits, even as experts raise red flags about summer smog from ethanol’s volatility. The EPA already permits year-round sales, defying the Clean Air Act’s summer ban—a Senate bill could make it permanent. So, is E15 a win for wallets—or a gamble for engines and air quality?

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