The Envy nightclub in Minneapolis was being investigated on allegations of tax fraud Friday, a day after the club agreed to surrender its liquor license. The surrender of the license comes after the city threatened to revoke it. The co-owner claims city is targeting the club because it doesn't approve of their customers.

Putting an end to Sunday night under-21 events is part of Minneapolis' effort to reduce closing time crime at downtown nightclubs. This summer has seen several downtown shootings in the wee hours. City officials are also working on making bars' liquor licenses subject to more conditions.

Officials in Dickinson, N.D., will hold an auction Monday afternoon for the city's 17th liquor license. The City Administrator tells the Dickinson Press that bidding begins at $185,000 and it could sell for more than $300,000. St. Cloud-based Coborn Inc. plans to open a Cash Wise Foods grocery store in Dickinson and possibly a Cash Wise Liquor store.

The nation's second arcade-themed nightclub (the first was in Las Vegas) has its grand opening Friday night in Minneapolis. Insert Coins features 40 years of old-school videogames, along with an in-house DJ.

Poor sight lines and long waits in the rain are among complaints fans have been leveling at a new downtown nightclub since Jane's Addiction gave the inaugural show on Monday. Now the club is apologizing and offering refunds.

KSTP-TV reports Karma Nightclub is closed after city officials deemed the business a public nuisance. The club fell under scrutiny this summer after a rash of violence was linked to patrons of the nightclub.

Concerns have been rekindled about the mix of youth, guns and Warehouse district nightclubs in downtown Minneapolis as warmer summer weather gets underway. Two people were shot early Monday near the Sexworld strip club.

The City of Minneapolis is urging the shutdown of two Warehouse District clubs -- Envy and Bootleggers-- after city regulatory staff say they observed over-serving of alcohol, a rash of fights and marijuana smoking in the bathroom. The city says the proposed action is part of their crackdown on club crime.