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Minneapolis will reopen 3 schools to ease crowding
The moves are part of a $45 million plan to deal with rising enrollment and a space crunch.
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Vikings, Minneapolis will meet again in pursuit of new stadium
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Obituary: Paula Berg, beloved Catholic schoolteacher
At Carondelet School in south Minneapolis, she was known for making math and other subjects a joy...
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More young Hennepin County jail inmates using painkillers
But the federal study at Hennepin County jail found fewer using meth and cocaine.
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Minneapolis recycling goal isn't so simple
Minneapolis considers single- or dual-sort system as Hennepin County increases pressure to boost ...
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Rybak's budget ready for a close-up
Minneapolis City Council will begin amending his proposal next week.
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Tevlin: 'Catch-22’ for homeowner
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Lake Elmo woman allegedly spent $75,000 from nonprofit
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Probation set in Hennepin County HIV case
Daniel James Rick may avoid prison time for exposing a sexual partner to virus that causes AIDS.
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EPA completes Minneapolis arsenic cleanup
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Downtown, little green to be seen
Advocates say that Minneapolis, which prides itself on its parks, should downplay the gray, expan...
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Bicyclists honor Mpls. hit-run victim
Thomas Malloy, 61, was killed Nov. 12 while riding his bike in Minneapolis.
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U.S. citizenship no defense against deportation threat
The case of Anthony A. Clarke of Minneapolis appears to reflect a national pattern.
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'Truth’ notices oversold Minneapolis tax increase
The mailings signaled big property tax increases, but the school district expects to levy signifi...
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Obituary: Velvl Green, professor, scientist and seeker
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Lileks: City Hall offers some sage holiday advice to conserve resources
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Minneapolis students invited to science, math expo
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She sews 'life into people,' but now she faces eviction
Former seamstress must raise the money to buy her Minneapolis building.
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Holidazzle kicks off 20th season in downtown Mpls
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Face of Occupy protests was inspired to take action
"It was about time," said Osha Karow, who saw the Wall Street protests and helped found O...
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Minn. woman serves turkey to Occupy protesters
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Obituary: John Raynolds valued adventure, service
He was a Navy frogman and climbed mountains, but his greatest joy was in giving back to his commu...
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Fighting famine is local
Minnesota's Somali community is in the forefront of the effort to ward off starvation amid civil ...
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Thanksgiving warmth ties a record
But snow and cold are right around the corner.
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Hennepin County offers recycling carrot
Hennepin County's new policy would make recycling easier - and would pay cities to comply.
< A good place to hide in St. Paul, except for the burglar >
Posted at 11/30 04:54 by test
A St. Paul teen hid in a closet to avoid an intruder. When the cops arrived, he chose the same spot.
