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WCCO took a hard look at warnings and citations given by the St. Anthony Police Department. They police St. Anthony, Falcon Heights and Lauderdale, where the population is roughly 79 percent white, 6 percent black.
A man is dead after crashing his car into a tree in the southeast metro Monday evening.
The Twin Cities will feel a lot more like Winterfell come February.
Secretary Jacob Lew met with community and business leaders to discuss the U.S. economy and the Treasury's financial inclusion initiatives.
Advocates say residents should be allowed to vote on the city charter amendment, but city council members say the issue doesn't belong in the city charter.
Thieves who broke into an Anoka apartment building Sunday morning got away with some valuable merchandise, and they also got caught on camera.
A man who was originally charged with kidnapping has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for distributing meth.
Delta passengers are encountering long lines at airports worldwide Monday morning after a computer outage grounded flights.
The Minneapolis Police Department has announced four policy changes aimed at defusing conflicts between officers and the public that can turn deadly.
St. Paul business owners voiced their support for a paid sick leave ordinance, and they're asking for residents to support the policy by doing business with them.
A Polk County sheriff's deputy in northwest Minnesota was reportedly shot Monday morning in the arm with a shotgun.
A new survey finds Minnesotans can expect one of the best parenting experiences in the country.
The Metropolitan Council says the price to build the Southwest Light Rail has gone up $19 million because of inaction by lawmakers.
A water resource district representing people whose land would be flooded by a Red River diversion channel says the North Dakota state engineer should not have approved a construction permit for part of the project.
Minneapolis police are investigating after a weekend assault on a University of Minnesota student near campus.
