-
OccupyMN turned back by bank
Planned sit-down at Wells Fargo was thwarted and no arrests were made. Statewide protests set for...
-
Notorious club Karma closes for good
Minneapolis records show Karma had 165 calls to police in an 18-month period.
-
35W bridge: Tickled pink to offer support
The Interstate 35W Bridge in Minneapolis went “pink” on Friday night.
-
Rush City inmate convicted in '05 slaying found dead in cell
-
Aaron Boogaard pleads guilty to gross misdemeanor in brother's death
He received stayed sentence for pleading guilty to interfering with scene of brother Derek's death.
-
Basilica wins preservation vote on Facebook
The Basilica of St. Mary is taking home the first place prize and $110,000 in Partners in Preserv...
-
Tenant convicted of Minneapolis bludgeoning murder
Adam "Lux" Sterling faces life in prison for beating a landlord to death as the man slept...
-
Suspect in three pharmacy robberies sought by police
-
More stop than go for drivers with Minneapolis traffic light troubles
Problems may persist for a bit after a power failure hit a computer system that syncs Minneapolis...
-
Minneapolis bludgeoning case goes to jury
Adam "Lux" Sterling is accused of first-degree murder.
-
Bucking stadium doubts, Wilf says ‘Let’s get this done’
The Vikings owner wants to push ahead with the Arden Hills plan. But Minneapolis sites may still ...
-
Rome denies Twin Cities parishes' appeals
St. Austin and St. John's mergers to proceed, the Vatican ruled; Holy Cross takes appeal to next ...
-
Backyard fires become a burning issue
Minneapolis looks to suburbs for ideas on how it can rein in backyard fire lovers who ignore the ...
-
Finding room for bike-car coexistence
Some new and novel approaches to bike boulevards are aimed at luring the skittish out of their ca...
-
Community garden grows in wake of tornado damage
Donations and volunteers helped a north Minneapolis nonprofit build a playground and community ga...
-
Appeals court affirms tossing girl's interviews in William Wanner case
Appeals court backed lower court ruling that police interviewed the alleged victim inappropriatel...
-
Foreclosure rate under fire
Church group urges St. Paul City Council to help keep families in their homes and stem vacancies.
-
Somali relief effort targets famine
-
Voters shut out on Vikings stadium tax plan
But as the Ramsey County Charter Commission was deciding, the site viability was questioned by Me...
-
Preservationists worry over redo of Peavey Plaza
Some say they're out of the loop; others fear hallmark features at risk.
-
Spotlight shines on foreclosure's ripple effects
A civic campaign this week in Minneapolis looks to underscore joblessness, declining schools, for...
-
HIV-positive man guilty of passing virus during sex
A jury decided James Rick told partner of his status, but did not take preventive action.
-
Lowry Avenue Bridge work will halt river traffic
-
Economic protest in its third day
-
Keeping tabs on pedicabs
Minneapolis imposes new operating rules but now also allows them to take customers during rush hour.
< Dayton: Let's settle stadium issue, with talk of L.A. >
Posted at 10/15 05:46 by test
"If we don't act in some way ... it's unrealistic in my opinion to think that we are not going to face competition for the team," said the governor, who set meetings for next week.
