Minnesota Teamsters Gather To Discuss Pension Crisis
Minnesota Teamsters, concerned about big cuts to their pensions, gathered Saturday to talk about their financial future.
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Minnesota Teamsters, concerned about big cuts to their pensions, gathered Saturday to talk about their financial future.
A Minneapolis woman was in Paris working as a tour guide during the recent deadly attacks. Emily Bisbach is leading a group of 25 Americans and 2 Canadians with Collette Tours. Everyone in Bisbach's tour group is safe.
Minnesota Power is proposing a rate hike for residential customers as part of a plan to cut electrical costs for struggling mining and paper companies.
A Twin Cities group is planning a memorial march and service for Paris. Alliance Française promotes French language and culture around the world.
The founder of the Minneapolis ad agency Fallon has passed away. The agency announced the death of Pat Fallon Friday on the homepage of the company's website.
An Andover man has died from injuries sustained in a suspected drunk-driving crash that killed his wife earlier this month. Richard Lindeen, 71, and his 73-year-old wife, Ann Lindeen, were struck head on by pickup truck in Andover on the afternoon of Nov. 4.
Soccer is so popular worldwide that it has inspired quite a few spinoffs. There is footgolf -- which we featured earlier this year -- and now there's bubble soccer!
A Minnesota civil rights and advocacy group for Muslims has denounced the deadly terrorist attacks in Paris. The Minnesota chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations issued a statement Saturday condemning the attacks that killed at least 127 people in Paris.
A Bloomington police official says there are no plans to increase security at the Mall of America following the Paris terrorist attacks. Deputy Bloomington Police Chief Mike Hartley tells The Associated Press that police already had an increased presence at the nation's busiest shopping center.
A Minnesota businessman in southern France for a major wine auction spoke with NewsRadio 830 WCCO Saturday morning about the Paris terror attacks. "It is touching to be here," Haskell's Chairman and CEO Jack Farrell said. "It's like being at home on 9/11."
Alcohol played a factor in a wrong-way crash on Highway 100 in Golden Valley early Saturday morning. The Minnesota State Patrol says the crash happened at about 3:07 a.m. when a driver was traveling southbound in the northbound lane of Hwy 100 near Duluth Street.
Northfield police need help tracking down a bank robbery suspect. The robbery happened at about 3:45 p.m. Friday at the Premier Bank on 5th Street East.
Young Minnesotans are invited to enter a national essay contest about their love of literature. The 23rd annual Letters About Literature contest is sponsored by the Center for the Book at the Library of Congress. Student readers are asked to write a letter to an author about how the author's work touched the student's life.
A man who walked away from a Fargo halfway house less than three weeks before his release date has pleaded guilty. Wayne Fisher is charged in federal court with escape. Authorities say he left the Centre Inc. facility on Aug. 1 and was apprehended a few days later in Mille Lacs County, Minnesota.
A take on the classic Hot Toddy, this fruity version substitutes hot cranberry juice for hot water (or tea), and tastes like Thanksgiving in a mug.
