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An arbitrator has upheld the firing of a Chaska police officer accused of racial and ethnic profiling. The Chaska Police Department says Officer Joshua Lawrenz requested binding arbitration to contest his firing.
The Minneapolis city council will decide this week whether possessing small amounts of marijuana will be considered a crime. Under the current city ordinance, someone caught with amount of marijuana less than 42.5 grams could be convicted of a misdemeanor.
You would not expect to see mosquito control crews out and about while there is still snow and ice on the ground -- but they are. Crews from the Metropolitan Mosquito Control District started treating 100 acres of marshes last week.
Last week, St. Cloud resident discovered the license plate and posted a photo online, which soon spread.
Video from the Minnesota State Patrol shows a serious collision on northern Minnesota train tracks.
Authorities say a 12-year-old student was detained Tuesday after allegedly shooting a 13-year-old boy with a BB gun at Faribault Middle School. The incident happened at about 12:44 p.m. in a boys' bathroom at the school.
Brooklyn Park police say they believe a man with a legal permit to carry shot and killed a would-be armed robber in Brooklyn Park Monday night. Police say the shooting happened at 8 p.m. at the end of a driveway in the 7500 block of Imperial Drive.
Authorities say five adults and an infant were hurt in a fire at a south Minneapolis apartment complex on Tuesday. The Minneapolis Fire Department responded to the fire at about 3 p.m. on the 3200 block of Portland Ave. S.
It's not as though many of us have a closet-full of feathered gowns for special occasions. So just why do we care what the movie stars will be wearing on the red carpet at this weekend's Oscars? You may be surprised.
For former drywall business owner turned brewmaster Brett Doebbling, being disgruntled has always pushed him to do better. In other words, just being good isn't quite good enough. And for those who enjoy craft beer and can't seem to find their fix in central Minnesota, this is great news.
A 22-year-old St. Paul man is accused of stealing equipment from an ambulance while it was on a call on Saturday, according to charges filed in Ramsey County Court.
A Champlin woman pleaded guilty to a gross misdemeanor charge of stalking after she left anonymous threats to a family that said she wanted to taste and lick their children.
"A Chorus Line," which opened Tuesday, Feb. 16, was as powerful as it was simple. The show itself tells an uncomplicated story. It features a cast of 26 -- 25 dancers and one casting director. The 25 dancers are auditioning for a Broadway show.
Gov. Mark Dayton and key members of Minnesota's congressional delegation are asking the federal government to expedite approval of extended unemployment benefits for workers laid off from companies that serve iron mining industry.
Gov. Mark Dayton has appointed eight people to a new committee to advise the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency. Dayton created the panel by executive order last year after the Legislature abolished the MPCA Citizens' Board.
