As Classes Start, Minneapolis Public Schools Face Declining Enrollment
As Minneapolis Public Schools welcome students back on the first day of classes Tuesday, officials are weighing how to curb declining enrollment.
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As Minneapolis Public Schools welcome students back on the first day of classes Tuesday, officials are weighing how to curb declining enrollment.
A 43-year-old man has died after his moped collided with an SUV in north Minneapolis Thursday evening.
A 35-year-old man faces felony charges after he allegedly shot at a car last week on Interstate 494 in the south metro.
PayPal suspended a Ku Klux Klan fundraising account last week after it was criticized for allowing the white supremacist and antisemitic group to accept donations through its service, according to BBC News.
A 2-year-old boy is in critical condition at a St. Paul hospital after he was struck by a lawn mower.
A teenage YouTube star and custom car enthusiast posted a video last month that appears to show a St. Paul police officer taking a joyride in a Lamborghini.
A former Duluth police officer who was fired after he dragged a handcuffed man through a city skyway system is a step closer to getting his job back.
Red Lake Nation tribal scientists are checking the waters of Lower Red Lake frequently for the appearance of zebra mussels that have already invaded the Upper Red.
A Minnesota woman was rescued after she fell 80 feet from a cliff into water in South Dakota's Palisades State Park.
Harry Potter books have been expelled from a private Catholic school in Tennessee after the school's pastor said they could cause a reader to conjure "evil spirits."
Authorities are investigating a deadly crash that happened Saturday morning in Inver Grove Heights.
The National Weather Service has confirmed that an EF-1 tornado touched down east of Watertown and moved east into Hennepin County Monday evening.
Health officials say nearly 50,000 children in Wisconsin have vaccination waivers as the school year gets underway, leaving them vulnerable to measles at a time when the number of cases has grown exponentially across the country.
An August survey of business supply managers suggested slow or no economic growth over the next several months in nine Midwest and Plains states, in part because of trade skirmishes, a report said Tuesday.
For Holly Manthei, soccer set the foundation for the rest of life. And she, a former Burnsville High School, turned 1995 World Cup player, was part of the foundation that set history.
