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Powderhorn Lake scrubs out pollution
In the two-year update released Tuesday, 511 water bodies were added to the list, bringing the to...
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Minneapolis City Hall vet on leave over records
Minneapolis housing inspections chief and co-worker are accused of abusing state database, but hi...
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Hennepin County proposes 0.93% levy increase
In his final presentation, Richard Johnson proposes 0.93 percent and goes in depth on budget pres...
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Stadium architect choice is in sight
A decision is expected Friday on who is going to build the Vikings' next home.
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Minneapolis schools ask for 4% tax levy
The suggested cap is lower than an earlier 7.4 percent request, but more than two times the 1.77 ...
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Sabri bars council member from several properties
Selections from the MPLS. blog, the source for Minneapolis news at www.startribune.com/mpls
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New Minneapolis police recruits begin training
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Hoping to link Lake Street, 35W
Feds tell Minneapolis: "Use it or lose it," on $8.9 million unspent earmark.
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Teen pleads guilty to beating, killing homeless man
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Truck driver sentenced for killing bicyclist
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Man, 46, killed at north Mpls. bus shelter is identified
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Nonprofit gets award for helping sick kids
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City Pages sale splits it away from Backpage sex-ad website
Terms of the deal, which essentially splits their parent company, Village Voice Media (VVM), into...
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A 'railgating' smorgasbord for Vikings fans
The game was the second treat for "railgating" fans who took advantage of new food trucks...
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Minneapolis eyes way to push utilities to be greener
Minneapolis has renewable energy in mind as it debates Xcel and CenterPoint deals.
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Sabo pedestrian/bike bridge closed for repairs
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BEYOND THE PURPLE AND GOLD: A GUIDE TO CHEERING FOR THE AWAY TEAM
BEYOND THE PURPLE AND GOLD: A GUIDE TO CHEERING FOR THE AWAY TEAMRobyn SchindeldeckerWe may live ...
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Final repairs to begin on bike, pedestrian bridge in Minneapolis; bridge to close until Dec.
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Transit cops on wrong track, audit says
Draft audit says the force has many problems and hasn't kept up with its growing responsibilities.
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Immigrants lining up to chase their dreams
Applications are pouring in for a new program that spares young illegal immigrants from the threa...
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Harvest Fest quite a stretch this year
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Nice Ride will expand next year
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A decidedly royal outlook on our fair state
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Suspect in Minneapolis bus-shelter killing surrenders
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Man fatally stabbed at bus stop in north Minneapolis
< Better science helps crack cold cases >
Posted at 09/26 04:34 by test
State lab retested evidence from 32-year-old murder with new tools, leading to an arrest.
