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Vikings stadium plan goes before third House panel Monday
As the Legislature returns from a recess, and eyes adjournment, the Vikings continue their push f...
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Diane Wilson's 'Spirit Car' next Minneapolis community read
One Minneapolis One Read will launch its second season in October.
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Rep. Susan Allen offers a unique legislative voice
As the first American Indian woman to serve, she's keenly aware of the significance.
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On the religion beat: Historic Minneapolis Lutheran church has new home
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Cedar Towing faces fine in settlement
The city's largest tow operator would keep license in a deal up for approval.
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Plymouth Av. Bridge to reopen in October
The most recent delay means that the bridge will have been closed for two full years.
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New charge says Senser was on cellphone at time of accident
Prosecutors say that Amy Senser was on her cellphone when she struck and killed a man. The charge...
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Weekend rain postpones plan to close eastbound I-94
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Top U.S. high school chess players are in town
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Senser's lawyer tries to head off questions on alcohol
That was among a flurry of motions made ahead of April 23 trial.
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Heroin roars back, with lethal results
The opiate is more potent than ever, contributing to a surge in overdoses locally.
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Lileks: Another voice for preserving our past - the good and bad
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Council mulls plaza restrictions following Occupy dustup
Will the Minneapolis City Council take a hard line against the Occupy movement sleeping in public...
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Lowry Tunnel maintenance prompts I-94 detour
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Man now held in Mpls. killing was found incompetent in '09
That determination came from a judge in a mental health commitment hearing.
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Crucial year for Minn. Orchestra
As it plays in exile, the state's largest arts group faces a big deficit and enters crucial labor...
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Support for military gets a big thank-you
Minnesotans from two groups were honored at the White House for their efforts.
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Rybak links fate of city to North Side
The city's future depends on getting "north Minneapolis right," the mayor said from the t...
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Twins lift ban on chewing tobacco at Target Field
In a reversal, Twins will let Target Field fans use smokeless tobacco.
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Poll: Should the fishing opener be moved up a week this year?
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The Brick to move concerts, renovate
While AEG's new club adjusts its layout, sold-out shows by Marilyn Manson and others will bounce ...
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Hennepin County targets garbage pileup
Plan aims to increase recycling and composting, reduce landfills.
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Camden Music School singalong to give others a chance
The event for a Camden Music School scholarship fund will feature songs from NYC's famed Brill Bu...
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Rybak faces testy crowd at a forum on Vikings stadium
The 100 people sharing their views about the mayor's funding plan appeared to be split evenly.
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Minneapolis schools settle dispute over unlicensed teachers
Former Broadway High administrator accepts $30,000 settlement and agrees to retroactive resignation.
< Minneapolis teachers vote to ratify new contract >
Posted at 04/15 00:35 by test
The two-year deal received 83 percent support. The school board is to vote Tuesday.
