Lakeville Officials Say 'Non-Caucasian,' Special Ed Student Behind Graffiti
Officials with Lakeville Area Public Schools provided an update Tuesday after racist and anti-Semitic graffiti was found at Lakeville South High School.
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Officials with Lakeville Area Public Schools provided an update Tuesday after racist and anti-Semitic graffiti was found at Lakeville South High School.
A 26-year-old Minneapolis man has been charged with allegedly trying to ram police officers after being pulled over for speeding last Friday.
The Maplewood Police Department said Tuesday Stargate Nightclub is closing for good after several violent incidents over the last two years.
If you're noticing some things that aren't quite right on the Internet right now, you're not alone.
A 51-year-old St. Cloud man was jailed Monday after he allegedly threatened to kill someone in a parking lot with a hatchet.
The photo was taken while President Donald Trump met with leaders of historically black colleges and universities.
Granted, March is lighter in festival offerings than other months. It's a tough time of year—it might be 60 degrees outside, and it might be -30. Nevertheless, the month of March has a much-beloved annual holiday celebrating a famous saint. Oh, and there's St. Patrick's Day, too.
A federal judge will hear arguments Tuesday about whether to stop the final bit of construction on the disputed Dakota Access pipeline, perhaps just days before it could start moving oil.
The Minnesota State Patrol says a Kanabec County Sheriff's deputy needed hospitalization after a cow ran into the roadway and collided with the deputy's squad car.
The library's Twitter account has fewer than 200 followers, but their tongue-in-cheek tweet has already been liked over 1,000 times.
A group of veterans hoping to keep docks on Big Island Park in Lake Minnetonka were awarded a partial win Monday night.
Luz Maria Frias is adding to her already impressive career by working as the President and CEO of YWCA Minneapolis. Her constant dedication to public service makes Luz Maria Frias a Minnesotan to Meet.
Some of the biggest names in food in the Twin Cities aren't the chefs. They're the everyday people who have made a business out of sharing their love of food online.
From paying for kids' college to saving for retirement, there are a lot of big decisions about money to make. Many wonder if they should seek professional help. So, who needs a financial planner? Good Question.
In the border battle for buying booze, Wisconsin has always been the winner on Sundays.
