10-year-old boy arrested for driving stolen car onto playground

KSTP’s Ryan Pattee reports a 10-year-boy was arrested for driving a stolen car onto a crowded playground, almost hitting children and school staff. 

Katelyn Vue at Sahan Journal writes Twin Cities resettlement agencies are “urging more Minnesota landlords to join a network of property owners who provide shelter to refugees.” 

MPR’s Erica Zurek writes some veteran women report feeling uncomfortable and unwelcome seeking health care through the VA and officials at the Minneapolis VA are working to change this through a new women’s health clinic.

Star Tribune’s Reid Forgrave reports Eagle Brook Church is opening its 14th Minnesota church in Red Wing, as it expands across the state while other churches shrink.

John Laritsen at WCCO writes Minnesota is installing a sound wall, using bubbles to intensify sound, to fight off invasive flying carp.

Pioneer Press’ Frederick Melo reports mixed reactions to St. Paul’s anti-roadway campaign, giving signs that read, “For Everyone’s Safety, DON’T GIVE IN ROADWAYS,” and encouraging people to donate to service providers instead.

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