Woman shot to death in north Minneapolis

Minneapolis seeks state money for city projects

Hennepin County joins effort to revive Fort Snelling's Upper Post

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Identity of veteran whose grave was desecrated released

11 charged, 2 more sought in Twin Cities heroin bust

Latest guilty plea is 17th in ID theft case

Along with her plea, the wife of one of the ring's alleged leaders agreed to help federal prosecu...

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Residents of Minneapolis' Marimark Apartments wonder what's next

About 60 people living at an apartment complex bought by Westminster Church scramble for a new ho...

Minneapolis chief seeks 30 more firefighters

Minneapolis Fire Chief John Fruetel said he has trouble meeting minimum requirements and would li...

Hennepin County administrator to leave job at the end of the year

He has served as county administrator during five years of budget cuts and big projects.

Drug-training cop could face charges

Occupy protesters in Minneapolis had alleged that police officers supplied them with marijuana.

TCF taps will flow for average Joe

The U Board of Regents voted to sell beer to general seating customers, not just those in stadium...

Don Samuels ends run for Hennepin County Board

The Minneapolis City Council member cited time demands.

Man, 89, dies after minibus blows tire, crashed on I-394

Samuels drops out of Hennepin County board race

Brittani Senser calls sentence sad but fair

Amy Senser's stepdaughter, who testified for the prosecution, discussed the case on "Good Mor...

Morgue deal moves ahead

Dakota and Scott Counties pledged to partner with Hennepin for morgue services.

Chesney-McGraw concert left a few rough patches at Target Field

No worries, Twins officials say, about getting the grass back in shape for the team's first game ...

Better eating is a tall order

For anti-obesity efforts to succeed, experts look to ongoing education rather piecemeal programs.

Mpls. church takes on affordable housing project

Westminster Presbyterian of Minneapolis plans to build 150 units downtown over five years.

Minneapolis considers IDs for door-to-door solicitors

To protect against door-to-door swindlers, the Minneapolis City Council is expected to approve ru...

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...

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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