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President of the Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank Neel Kashkari announced it's decision to require Covid-19 vaccinations from it's employees Thursday.
Officials have identified the man who drowned last week while swimming in Lake Minnetonka.
It was a thriving African American neighborhood in heart of St. Paul, destroyed by development. Now, there's new hope Rondo will rise again.
Civil Rights Attorney Ben Crump announced on Thursday that he has been retained to represent the family of Leneal Frazier.
Tensions are continuing to plague Minneapolis' Uptown neighborhood as overnight roads were blocked and small fires were set in the street.
Three people are in custody after a traffic stop involving a stolen vehicle, which led to a crash involving a St. Louis Park police squad car.
At its peak, about 2,000 miners worked 12-hour shifts, six days a week inside the Soudan Underground Mine.
The pastor of a north Minneapolis church whose smoker was stolen last week says enough money has been raised to replace it.
Dozens of states are taking aim at Google in an escalating legal offensive on Big Tech, this time in a lawsuit targeting the company's Play store, where consumers download apps designed for the Android software that powers most of the world's smartphones.
Family members of Leneal Frazier, the man killed when an MPD squad car struck his vehicle, want to know more about what happened.
"[Wednesday night] is our first ticketed event back in almost 500 days," Ashley Ryan said. "It's been a really long time to get here."
As unrest continues in Uptown Minneapolis, the area's largest festival is officially called off for the second year in a row.
The Minnesota Legislature's special session is now officially over after the Senate adjourned Wednesday instead of voting on the fate of some top government officials' jobs in Gov. Tim Walz's administration.
Dale Haigh says he has been collecting Wheaties for about 40 years, and estimates he has somewhere between 300 and 400 boxes.
