Joseph Dames at WCCO News forecasts Friday’s high maybe reach the record of 73, before potential severe storms arrive in the evening — with rain turning to snow overnight.
Tommy Wiita at Bring Me the News is reporting U.S. District Court Chief Judge Patrick Schiltz has dismissed a federal lawsuit by Running Aces Casino against five tribal casinos in Minnesota that it accused of offering games not allowed under state law.
Via MPR News: The City of Minneapolis will pay $450,000 in attorneys fees associated with a lawsuit filed by an anti-abortion group. On Thursday the Minneapolis City Council signed off on the agreement to pay the attorneys at the Thomas More Society, which represented Pro-Life Action Ministries.
Deena Winter at the Star Tribune reports the idle Nokomis Mill, on the southeast corner of Hiawatha and 35th Street in Minneapolis, is slated for demolition, which would make it the fourth out of nine mills to fall victim to progress.
David Schuman at WCCO News talks with University of St. Thomas Law Professor Virgil Wiebe about President Donald Trump’s attempt to invoke the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 to authorize the summary deportation of some migrants.
Bill Keller and Kilat Fitzgerald at FOX 9 report firefighters extinguished a blaze at a building under construction near the Mall of America on Friday morning.
Jp Lawrence at the Star Tribune interviews Nebraskan Seth Varner who’s on a quest to visit every incorporated city in Minnesota — all 856 of them.
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