St. Paul police say the man stole jars of money that convenience store customers had donated to the Children's Miracle Network. And that he did this not once, but at least twice. Surveillance video captured the man's image and now police have arrested a suspect in Mounds View.

The Twin Cities lifestyle publication METRO announced Wednesday it will cease publication next month after six years in business. The magazine's publisher, Minneapolis-based Tiger Oak Media, said it is turning attention to other products that are having more financial success.

Bob Dylan will perform at the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul on Nov. 7, the Star Tribune reports. The 71-year-old Minnesota native and his band were already scheduled to visit Rochester and Fargo for concerts next month.

Despite light-rail construction along University Avenue, the owner of Cupcake in Minneapolis tells the Star Tribune, "business was higher this summer than last summer, and I can only say that that's due to the national exposure."

Banks charge an average of about $2.20 in the Twin Cities to people who pull cash from an automated teller machine that is outside their own bank's network. That compares to the nationwide high in Denver of $2.80, MPR reports. Customers often get hit with yet another fee, charged by their own bank for using an out-of-network ATM. That average charge of $1.58 in the Twin Cities is about mid-way between the nationwide high and low for that fee.

The money was given through the company's Visions for Learning and will be distributed to more than 100 classrooms throughout the district to pay for items like chemistry lab kits and microscopes.

Minnetonka-based Tonka Beer Company launched its first beer this spring and plans to donate 100 percent of the profits to help prevent the spread of invasive species in Minnesota waterways. KSTP reports "Big Island Shandy" is sold at more than 100 stores throughout the state. The goal is to donate at least $10,000 this year and twice that amount next year. A second beer is set to hit store shelves in August.