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Homeless man, robbed of $5 during beating in Mpls., dies
Two suspects, who now face second-degree murder charges, told Minneapolis police they spent the m...
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Storming the Bastille Day Block Party
By Robyn SchindeldeckerThe Fourth of July has passed, but it’s already time to celebrate another ...
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Drive in the west metro? Watch for these short-term closings
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Minneapolis Aquatennial things to do
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Former Gophers great, NFL lineman John Williams dies
After a 12-year NFL career, he became a popular dentist and community leader in North Minneapolis...
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Minneapolis police: Man who was beaten in June dies of injuries
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After a drowning, watchful eyes at Minneapolis’ Wirth Lake
Parents at Wirth Lake stayed close to their kids the day after a 6-year-old drowned there.
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Probation or prison? Amy Senser to learn fate today
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Minnehaha Creek, lakes to get cleaning
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Gang feud that killed Nizzel grew for months
An internal Minneapolis police report lays out a history of confrontations between two North Side...
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6-year-old boy at park for party drowns in Wirth Lake
The drowning is the sixth so far this year in Hennepin County and the latest as the state reports...
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One killed, one wounded in St. Paul shooting
A 50-year-old man was killed in his home. A second man is being treated at a hospital for injurie...
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Electric pedicab idea sparks City Council debate
Proposal would allow the cabs to use small motors to assist pedaling.
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Feds may reject Crown Hydro power plant in Minneapolis
Energy commission says controversial Crown Hydro power plant proposed 13 years ago for downtown M...
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Give Senser the max, prosecutor asks
Request for a 57-month sentence cites "hollow excuses" for fatal crash.
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A fresh take on preservation guidelines near St. Anthony Falls
Minneapolis officials say new principles for the historic district will offer a holistic view and...
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Northstar cuts fares by as much as 25% to lure more riders
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Second teen charged as adult in 13-year-old's death
He was 15 at time of shooting that killed Ray'Jon Gomez. Derrick Deangelo Catchings remains jaile...
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Often-absent Barbara Derus quits Three Rivers Park Board
Work-related trips to Europe hurt Barbara Derus' attendance.
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Firefighters battle blaze twice at north Minneapolis house
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Uptown Market is calling it quits in its fourth season
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Year added to Blaine flipper's term
Judge rebukes fraudster who took advantage of her concern for his family.
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Strains noted in Minneapolis Fire Department
Report raises concerns about low morale, aging equipment and staffing in Minneapolis department.
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Sorrow for a slain Nizzel George
Hundreds crowded an emotional service for 5-year-old Nizzel George.
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Nice Ride: Stop, rent, repeat - 144 times
Cyclist organizes a tour de Nice Ride and draws fellow enthusiasts.
< Minneapolis considers IDs for door-to-door solicitors >
Posted at 07/11 12:29 by test
To protect against door-to-door swindlers, the Minneapolis City Council is expected to approve rules requiring commercial solicitors to register or display photo identification.
