3 arrested after gunfire hits police precinct, homes in north Minneapolis
A police spokesperson said some officers in the 4th Precinct were out in the parking lot when they heard bullets fly by them at about 12:15 a.m.
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A police spokesperson said some officers in the 4th Precinct were out in the parking lot when they heard bullets fly by them at about 12:15 a.m.
Gummies and chews will soon be available to patients certified in Minnesota to take cannabis for a medical condition, a move that will further increase options to the state program that's grown in the last several years.
A special after-school program says, "If she can run a mile, she can run the world."
Since we started our investigation into Charles Workman and MN Crete Pools, we discovered a troubling history with another company in his name: MPLS Concrete Restoration.
Amie Page is a nurse at Mercy Hospital, but last Friday, she was the patient after she tried to help a motorcyclist who got hit by a car.
Teresa DeYoung wants to build a wheelchair-friendly park for kids of all abilities. The only thing she needs? A $100,000 grant.
Instead of relieving pain, these potent pills continue to inflict irreparable harm on Minnesota families.
A retired police chief is speaking out after his son was brutally beaten while leaving a downtown Minneapolis bar.
Mekhi Speed was sentenced to 195 months in prison for the murder of Otis Elder in St. Paul earlier this year.
Investigators in northern Wisconsin say speed might have been a factor in a weekend crash where a driver lost control of a sports car and slammed into a tree.
Citing a need to "create pathways toward equity," the Minnesota Department of Revenue announced Monday a new Office of Public Engagement.
Grumpy's Bar & Grill in Roseville is closing its doors for good this Saturday after 14 years.
The lawsuit, filed Friday in U.S. District Court in Madison, comes in response to the Wisconsin Supreme Court's 4-3 ruling earlier this month
His publicist Roger Neal said he died Monday morning in Indiana of natural causes.
A federal judge on Friday sided with two former Minneapolis police officers who were convicted of violating George Floyd's civil rights, ruling that the guidelines for their sentences will be calculated in a way that could mean substantially less prison time for them. Both are set to be sentenced on Wednesday.
