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Religion beat: A cold night outside Mpls. church for a worthy cause
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Man in business suit suspected in downtown Mpls. parking ramp stabbing
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When I go to Happy Hour
This just in!!!The most interesting man in the world loves ThriftyHipster!"I don't always drink a...
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Obituary: Jeff Farnam didn't let handicap define him
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Witness testifies in sex trafficking case that girls used for prostitution in Nashville
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Jail supervisor's death shows danger of keeping mentally ill in custody
Sgt. Bradley Berntson's death 10 weeks after a mentally ill inmate bit him at the Hennepin County...
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NFL's Goodell touts stadium in person
Commissioner Roger Goodell met with state leaders this morning in a high-stakes effort to win a p...
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Job seeker made pitch, 8 seconds at a time
A jobless man bought electronic billboard time in Minneapolis in hopes of grabbing attention of e...
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Judge changes his mind about Senser's silence
Reversal was right move based on Fifth Amendment right to avoid self-incrimination, a legal exper...
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After May tornado, things brightening on North Side
Yet major problems remain, especially poverty and unemployment.
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The state of repair, post-tornado
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STD stats show value of health talk at barbershop
A record high in the number of sexually transmitted diseases in the state highlights the need for...
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Metrodome will get new scoreboards this summer
Two 23-year-old auxiliary scoreboards will be replaced by Aug. 1. Costing $276,000, they could be...
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Heritage Preservation Commission torpedoes Peavey Plaza plan
Heritage Preservation Commission's thumbs down on demolition could be overturned by the City Coun...
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Judge: Senser's silence can be used against her
Judge Daniel Mabley also limited questions at Amy Senser's trial about her history of alcohol use.
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Sexual trafficking trial involving Somalis continues for 2nd week in Nashville
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Tevlin: Broken bones won't keep this biker from goal
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$2.5 million in claims filed against Gang Strike Force
215 people cite property seizure, break-ins and excessive use of force.
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With key players at odds, stadium faces long odds
The Vikings, Dayton and DFLers are struggling to get on the same page.
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Board OKs Mpls. teachers contract that adds four days to school year
Proposal trades more days on duty for freedom from time-consuming requirements imposed on teachers.
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New map would put Hennepin County Board chairman in race
The Hennepin County Board gave the green light Tuesday to the redistricting plan, which will be u...
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Geeks vs. Hipsters
We saw this from our friend Chantal. Thought we'd share, it makes a good blog post, doesn't it?Fr...
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State: Senser said she drank
Prosecutors say that she admitted to a daughter that she had alcohol the night of the accident th...
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Confidence? Check. Champion? Check
Minneapolis South senior went 7-0 to claim a national high school chess title.
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Fate of Minnesota schools' integration aid hangs in limbo
Lawmakers' dispute over how to use $108M may jeopardize funds.
< Vacant houses not always empty >
Posted at 04/21 02:28 by test
Squatters. Vandalism - or worse. Delinquency inspectors are often on the front line of checking on conditions - and sometimes unwelcome inhabitants - at addresses in foreclosure.
