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New plan for Minneapolis school staff pay
School board will vote soon on a policy that gives Minneapolis superintendent more latitude on ra...
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Waiting on Lowry Av. bridge
Businesses, residents on both sides share hopes and concerns ahead of reconnection next week.
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Supporters of women charged with aiding terrorists barred from courtroom vigil
As jury continues to deliberate fate of two Rochester Somali women on trial, large crowds create ...
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Flash mob of at least 25 attacks the Pedal Pub
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Minneapolis is offering free testing of toys for lead
The toxic substance tends to be found more often in older toys and those made in China, a city of...
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Hennepin County Board wary of tent cities
As OccupyMN protest continues, the city and county say they've spent $200,000 on policing. the ar...
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Special elections today in two cities
Voters in south Minneapolis and Brooklyn Park will fill two open seats in the Minnesota Senate.
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Mpls. traffic lights back to their coordinated ways
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Armed robber leaps counter, snatches cash, flees
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OccupyMN looks to move camp across street
Protesters hope a new site would avert confiscation of tents.
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Protesters pitch transparent tents on Minneapolis plaza
Police had warned OccupyMN demonstrators that overhead awnings were OK, but tents would bring arr...
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Convention Center trims staff
Minneapolis center cuts supervisory ranks almost in half. Other workers are shifted to on-call st...
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A store's memories, held in a sweet embrace
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New liquor store sites running dry
Restrictions on their locations in Minneapolis has led to fierce competition for the few remainin...
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UPS, Facebook figure in arms smuggling case
Federal authorities say an illegal immigrant shipped rifle parts from Minneapolis to Paraguay.
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Cavity and strip search by off-duty Minneapolis police found to violate rights
A jury will decide in December on a suit seeking $1 million in damages.
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Dayton: Let's settle stadium issue, with talk of L.A.
"If we don't act in some way ... it's unrealistic in my opinion to think that we are not going t...
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OccupyMN turned back by bank
Planned sit-down at Wells Fargo was thwarted and no arrests were made. Statewide protests set for...
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Notorious club Karma closes for good
Minneapolis records show Karma had 165 calls to police in an 18-month period.
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35W bridge: Tickled pink to offer support
The Interstate 35W Bridge in Minneapolis went “pink” on Friday night.
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Rush City inmate convicted in '05 slaying found dead in cell
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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.
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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...
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Tenant convicted of Minneapolis bludgeoning murder
Adam "Lux" Sterling faces life in prison for beating a landlord to death as the man slept...
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Suspect in three pharmacy robberies sought by police
< Many in Twin Cities lack the resources to build for tomorrow >
Posted at 10/19 02:03 by test
A new report says a third of people in Minneapolis and St. Paul don't have enough assets to cushion against hard times or get ahead.
