Organization Pairs With Taxi, Uber Drivers To Stop Sex Trafficking
An organization that fights to put an end to child prostitution and trafficking is getting help from taxi and ride share drivers.
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An organization that fights to put an end to child prostitution and trafficking is getting help from taxi and ride share drivers.
On Friday afternoon, Mayor Hodges and Chief Harteau announced that Officers Schwarze and Ringgenberg would not face any disciplinary action.
A landmark department store in downtown Minneapolis may soon close its doors.
Minneapolis officials announced Thursday that the two officers involved in Jamar Clark's shooting death will be returning to work.
Motorists should beware, as two busy Twin Cities highways close for road construction this weekend.
A man heading to Wisconsin says he unwittingly filmed himself in a terrifying situation.
A picture that a Minnesota mother posted to social media of her preemie baby's big smile has people from all over smiling, too.
A man with a history of drunken driving and another person were injured in a crash in eastern Minnesota Monday morning.
When audience members audibly ask a cast to return to the stage, it's safe to say a performance was a hit. This was the case on Wednesday night at the Ordway Center for Performing Arts' performance of STOMP.
Minnesota's Department of Corrections has fired the top official at one of the state's largest prisons.
The investors in a prominent downtown Minneapolis restaurant and nightclub have filed a lawsuit against the restaurant's main owner, alleging that he falsified financial records, concealed information from partners and used the restaurant as "his personal piggy bank" while being drunk and high on the job.
A fatal crash closed a highway in eastern Minnesota Friday morning.
From two release shows from up-and-coming artists to a couple concerts that each benefit creative children, here are the four shows to see this weekend!
The Ramsey County Sheriff's Office is seeking the public's help in identifying the suspects in an armed robbery in Little Canada in September.
Dayton said he wants to see the $313 million earmarked for the state's "rainy day fund" to be used to help Minnesotans with their rate hikes.
