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To slain teen's family, justice is not served
The robber who fatally shot Jennifer Scott will serve at least 10 years in prison. Her family say...
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Food, drink tax touted to fund stadium
The Ramsey County plan is only option for Arden Hills, two commissioners said.
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A new attitude about biking in Minneapolis?
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Obituary: Michael Cunniff, 63, Hennepin County records innovator
The recorder/registrar of titles helped bring Hennepin County's documents into the computer age.
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Minneapolis ends decade of levy increases
Spending cuts, pension deal allow city to hold the line on property taxes.
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A park where Fuji-Ya once stood?
Development on the former restaurant site along the Mississippi - largely unused for two decades ...
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Vikings stadium could get up to $200 million NFL loan
That would amount to almost half of Vikings' share. It would be from a revised NFL program that t...
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Plan turns heart of Minneapolis into its soul
Downtown's biggest vision since 1996 predicts a doubling of downtown population.
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Body of young man found on Mississippi riverbank
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Building in this village difficult for developer, and for village
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35W noise walls cause clamor in southeast Minneapolis
Residents say there are flaws in voting process for I-35W option.
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Hennepin County to reduce tax levy for a third year
Budget allocates $1.65 billion for 2012, about the same as this year.
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Feds honor four from Minneapolis police in hate-crime case
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Providing a welcome connection in Minneapolis
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A year later, Vikings pay discounted bill to the U
"Good neighbor" knocked down cost for using TCF Bank Stadium.
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Remodel will fit to a T
As St. Paul's Ford plant prepares to close, its predecessor in Minneapolis, rebuilt as a business...
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Minneapolis set to revoke landlord's licenses
Advocates said tenants would be hurt most by the action. A City Council member said it would send...
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Souvenir giveaway to mark Dome collapse anniversary
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New rule tells cabbies to hang up and drive
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Target Field concert sold out
The Twins, who handled ticket sales, apologized for a glitch in online system.
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Work begins on Lowry Bridge's arch
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With her sweet sauce, a sweet success story
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Female priests push Catholic boundaries
Minnesota is home to a small movement of women celebrating mass despite Vatican prohibition.
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Minneapolis City Council weighs another term for fire chief
Alex Jackson is under the microscope over finances.
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Sculpture Garden requires an $8.5 million rehabilitation
Selections from the MPLS. blog, the source for Minneapolis news at www.startribune.com/mpls:
< U grad assistants debate a union >
Posted at 12/16 06:05 by test
At a town meeting they said it would help them negotiate benefits and working conditions. School officials said they are better off on their own.
