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Got chocolate milk? No longer
Citing health concerns, Minneapolis public schools drop the dark-drink option.
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Chase tears through Kenwood, ends with capture
It started in north Minneapolis, went through Kenwood and ended on the South Side.
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Two men charged in Uptown robbery
The men are suspects in other similar crimes, police said.
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Minneapolis man convicted of fatal downtown stabbing
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Driver indicted in fatal run-down in Dinkytown
Timothy Bakdash, 29, faces first-degree murder charge in death of one of three students hit by ca...
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Minneapolis levy would plunge if merger approved
If the Legislature approves, city could reduce its pension costs for cops and firefighters.
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City's crisis chief quits abruptly
Minneapolis officials did not say why Rocco Forte resigned after a week's absence.
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This blunt railroad engineer loved opera arias
Marcel "Mots" Kitlinski, the son of Polish immigrants, also threw a no-hitter for Edison ...
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Police arrest Uptown robbery suspects
At least four similar attacks in the Uptown or Whittier neighborhoods left victims unconscious or...
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Papers left behind by FBI decried by antiwar activists
Instructions and questions seemingly misplaced in a Minneapolis apartment raise questions, activi...
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No jail for man who threw acid on woman
Jarso Yohannes Adem received a stayed, 15-month sentence for his attack on a former girlfriend.
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Some Minneapolis cops could get pension of $64,000 a year
The increase of nearly $20,000 a year would come in a proposed deal merging the current plan into...
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$1M bill doesn't buy much
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Minneapolis man convicted of shooting, killing 2
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Oops. Bomb at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport was only a drill
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Arson damages N. Minneapolis duplex
No injuries reported.
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Three arrested after attack on man at Lake Street light rail station
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Fire pension officials talk with Minneapolis about merger
Majority of House delegation from the city urged it to include a fire merger with a police pensio...
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Minneapolis man pulls a knife on 3-year-old riding city bus
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Another pedestrian beaten and robbed in Uptown neighborhood
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Bail remains at $1 million for pastor accused in North Side killing
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New Minneapolis FBI boss out to fight fraud
Donald Oswald was an Air Force sergeant and a local cop before a chance meeting brought him to th...
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Waves from this North Side shooting ripple wider than most
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Widening the circle
Clashes between American Indians and Somalis living in the heart of Minneapolis' Indian country h...
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Charges filed in alleged drug-related shooting in Mpls.
Authorities say a small-time marijuana deal ended up with a man bound, robbed, shot and left for ...
< Could 'chain of lakes' be Isles, Harriet - Humphrey? >
Posted at 05/21 04:50 by test
A Civil War history buff wants Lake Calhoun's name changed because John C. Calhoun was passionately pro-slavery. The lake's name has been debated before, but changing it is no small matter.
