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Ex-Gang Strike Force officer faces inquiry
Brooklyn Park police to review Sgt. Greg Burstad after people alleged wrongful actions and receiv...
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Minneapolis police skip inquiries in most hit-and-run accidents
Minneapolis police aren't following up on accidents if no one is badly hurt or killed.
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Two St. Paul gunshot deaths still under investigation
One of the victims had mental health issues and was considered a danger to himself and others.
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Minneapolis friends agree to plead guilty in $1.6M fraud
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Seven people injured, five seriously, in 3-vehicle Blaine crash
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Priest list still secret after ruling in Minn. sex case
At stake in suit against a former priest were the names of 46 priests credibly accused of molesti...
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Met Council carves up Southwest rail contract
The move to split up the work rather than give it all to URS Corp. after the Sabo bridge troubles...
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Dolan has regrets over cops' abrupt transfers
Minneapolis police chief testified he did not follow his own advice "to slow down to make a d...
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2 men shot dead in St. Paul were Mpls. high school teammates
Former prep hoops stars died within hours and about a mile apart. Police have not said what led t...
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Minneapolis looks to give police a role in conduct reviews
Plan for joint scrutiny by the department and civilians means an end to independent oversight thr...
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TOUR DE FAT: HAVE BIKE, WILL TRAVEL
TOUR DE FAT: HAVE BIKE, WILL TRAVELBy Robyn SchindeldeckerAs the place that wears the spoked crow...
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25-year prison term for Mpls. teen who killed 16-year-old
Teen expresses regret for killing that broke hearts in two families.
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Downtown Minneapolis is seen as drowning in a sea of parking lots
Minneapolis will evaluate at least 140 parking lots, which officials say stunt area's growth.
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Bid to demolish Shingle Creek school is put off for added study
The school district said it will likely appeal the decision. Until then, building's historical si...
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Hennepin County Board bans bullying at work
Hennepin commissioners approved the new policy after cutting out examples they deemed open to mis...
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Defendant, more charges are added in alleged gang killing
Suspected members of the Native Mob also face federal racketeering, drug and weapons charges.
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Read the replay: Chat with U of M President Eric Kaler
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Minneapolis garage break-ins target pricey bikes
Garage burglaries are keeping Minneapolis police busy, with 38 of them in one week in the southwe...
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Hennepin County Board to consider workplace bullying policy
Supporters say measure is progressive. Others argue Hennepin covers the issue.
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Light-rail contract shakeup could raise cost by $20M, official says
The controversy could also delay selection of an engineering firm to design the Southwest Corrido...
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Metro Gang Strike Force history
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Violence shadows Mpls. homeless
It's difficult to get a handle on how many people are assaulted and how to prevent it. The homele...
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Mpls. district wants to raze Shingle Creek Elementary
Minneapolis neighborhood leaders and a city planner hope to stave off demolition of the old Shing...
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Victims of Metro Gang Strike Force awarded $840,000
The payouts, ranging from $300 to $75,000, were part of settlement in suit over Gang Strike Force...
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Truck driver accused of DWI on service road at MSP airport
< Minneapolis officers' suit goes to judge >
Posted at 07/27 01:59 by test
Both sides said they proved their case in the civil trial in which two Minneapolis cops say they were reassigned unjustly.
