South St. Paul Police Unable To Find Suspect Following Overnight Standoff
South St. Paul Police says officers were not able to locate a suspect following an overnight standoff.
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South St. Paul Police says officers were not able to locate a suspect following an overnight standoff.
Due to processing complications brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, Minnesota drivers still waiting for their tabs will receive an email as proof of their registration until the tabs arrive.
Officials have identified the man who drowned earlier this month in Lake Nokomis.
The more than 14% decline in travel is primarily because of reduced air travel. Car trip travel is only down about 3%.
The Coon Rapids plant employed 212, but the company says some employees have retired, transferred or found other jobs since it told them of the plans to close last year.
Cub Foods says it plans to rebuild its two locations in Minneapolis that were looted and damaged in the nights of unrest following George Floyd's death.
Protesters were back on the streets of northeast Minneapolis Thursday calling for the leader of the police union to resign.
"I realized one day that I'm unintentionally like a White nationalist. I support ideas that oppress other people."
COVID-19 cases are down in Minnesota and Wisconsin, but they are skyrocketing in other parts of the country.
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Minneapolis City Council members will take the first step Friday in the effort to disband the police department.
The U.S. House has approved the George Floyd Justice In Policing Act.
St. Paul police say missing 7-month-old girl Chanelle Jaliyah Jones has been located.
What should happen to pieces of controversial or inaccurate public art?
Large venues all across the Twin Cities are still sitting empty. From canceled concerts and conventions, WCCO found the cost to the local economy has been staggering.
