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Citing online 'mob mentality,' Senser's attorney asks to move trial
As Amy Sense pleads not guilty, her lawyer says she can't get a fair trial here.
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Personal care attendant charged with stealing from employer
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Critics rail about state money for Southwest light-rail line
But businesses, cities cite light-rail transit's economic benefits.
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Stadium package gets a cold reception
Pulltab financing for new Vikings home encounters snags.
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Minneapolis apartment residents escape fast-moving fire
Residents will not move back into the south Minneapolis building anytime soon, the fire chief says.
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Major meth ring tied to Mexico is busted in Twin Cities
City, county and FBI officials worked on an eight-month investigation of the ring; 13 of 20 peopl...
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Obituary: Feeding the poor was life's work for Hyman Rosen
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The Jacobs case
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Legislators whip Vikings stadium bill into shape
Senate GOP, DFL leaders have signed on as sponsors, and there is talk of hearings next week.
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Ex-Minneapolis park police chief’s plea ends teen’s nightmare
The victim who told authorities about sexual abuse by the former park police chief watched as he ...
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An A-List Kind of Sunday: Crafts, Happy Hour & Live Music.
To start the day (Crafternoon Delight at 331 Club, 2pm):This isn't your typical craft time. For t...
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Driver of Mpls.-owned car coughs or sneezes, hits man on sidewalk
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Judge dismisses case of puppy in the mail
Woman who tried to mail dog to her son in Georgia was determined to have a "mental deficiency...
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Weekend A-List: The Honeydogs with Rogue Valley & Farewell Milwaukee on 03/10, First Ave at 6pm
First Avenue is a mecca for music and in my opinion, one of Minneapolis' best places to catch a s...
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Archdiocese worker fired over transactions
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Mpls. model seniors complex offers housing with peace of mind
New buildings include assisted living and memory care facility, plus a senior health and wellness...
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Minneapolis wins in fight against landlord
Spiros Zorbalas lost appeal for 3 properties, could lose 35 more.
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Rep. Lanning outlines tight timetable for Vikings stadium bill
Legislation is unlikely to be introduced before Monday.
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Bloomington roadway vandal’s bizarre arsenal: vise, water jugs
Charges outline variety of weapons allegedly used by Gerret Parks in attacks on motorists along N...
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Senator says Target Center is in Vikings stadium bill, 'but it isn’t’
Separate efforts to aid Target Center and build a new Vikings home seek a delicate balance and ma...
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Driver in U crash guilty of 2nd-degree murder
After a weeklong trial, the jury took eight hours to convict Timothy Bakdash in the hit-and-run t...
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Hennepin County medical examiner rules man froze to death on street
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Police need help to find car that was at scene of fatal Richfield stabbing
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Gun smuggler gets 2 years in federal prison
A judge rejected the prosecution's request for a longer prison term despite the seriousness of th...
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Minneapolis residents split on footing bill for Vikings stadium
The prospect of helping to pay the Vikings bill draws yes - enthusiastic! - and no - emphatic! - ...
< Visit to 'Ellen' show proves a blessing for Minneapolis couple >
Posted at 03/11 01:32 by test
A Minneapolis couple behind on their mortgage was presented with $25,000 they say will change their lives for the better.
