St. Paul Parks Permit Lottery Set For Monday
St. Paul residents and businesses can apply for popular park permits beginning next week, city officials announced Wednesday.
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St. Paul residents and businesses can apply for popular park permits beginning next week, city officials announced Wednesday.
Authorities say two women jumped from second-floor windows to escape an apartment fire in northwest Iowa.
Minnesota is expected to get more refugees in 2016 than it has in any year in the past decade. The reported increase is a ripple effect of the migration wave sweeping the Middle East and Europe.
The Guthrie Theater plans to provide free tickets to a production of Shakespeare's "Pericles" to some Minneapolis students. The Guthrie will provide free matinee tickets to 2,109 ninth-grade language arts students from nine schools in the Minneapolis School District.
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency says it came up with a variety of creative approaches to the state's environmental challenges in 2015. The agency's "Swimmable, Fishable, Fixable?" report in April offered evidence about impaired water quality and its causes.
The number of international students studying at Minnesota colleges and universities is on the rise. Nearly 14,500 students from abroad have come to Minnesota to study. That's about 60 percent more than in 2007.
It's a song that's synonymous with New Year's: Auld Lang Syne. Even if you don't know the words, you certainly know the tune. So, what does Auld Lang Syne mean? Good Question.
A University of St. Thomas study shows the Twin Cities housing market is getting close to where it was before the crash we saw seven years ago, and it predicts median home sale prices will jump 6 to 8 percent next year.
The winter storm that finally brought a significant snowfall to the Twin Cities is whipping up a flurry of business. From hardware stores to ski slopes, owners are happy to no longer be feeling the cold shoulder from winter.
From cross country skiing, to sledding, to just taking a plain, old stroll around the lake, Twin Cities kids were taking advantage of the fresh few inches of snow and enjoying their winter break.
Officials with the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport say it is time to listen to customers' demands and make it easier to use services like Uber and Lyft. Right now, there are no set rules for these types of transportation network companies.
Winter may have been slow to start but it has arrived with a vengeance. To help keep streets clear, the city of Brooklyn Park is asking residents to adopt a fire hydrant and pledge to keep it clear of snow and ice.
Minneapolis residents who use tobacco will have to pay more to light up come New Year's Day. The Minneapolis City Council voted to increase the price of flavored tobacco and cigars come Jan. 1.
The mayor of Superior, Wisconsin is facing fierce backlash after he called President Barack Obama a Muslim.
For Joselyn Rowe and Sarah Hudson, post-holiday sales are every bit the tradition as shopping on Black Friday.
