Rosalyn Bailey Found Dead In Burning Car In South Minneapolis
A woman was found dead in a burning car late Thursday night in south Minneapolis.
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A woman was found dead in a burning car late Thursday night in south Minneapolis.
Trinity Ottoson-Smith, the 9-year-old girl who was struck by a stray bullet 12 days ago while jumping on a trampoline at a friend's birthday party in north Minneapolis, has died from her injuries.
Some Twin Cities-area gas stations have been running out of gas ahead of the Memorial Day weekend.
Some of the Minnesota's last COVID-19 restrictions are rolling back Friday.
A recent survey conducted by the Minneapolis Downtown Council found 80% of downtown companies are developing "future of work" plans with a hybrid/flexible plan as the most referenced.
Brooklyn Park police are searching for a man who sexually assaulted a 6-year-old child inside a portable bathroom at a city park Wednesday evening.
The state is offering incentives to the 100,000 Minnesotans who get vaccinated between Memorial Day Weekend and the end of June.
For the past three months, 80-year-old Jim Goebel, a school bus driver in Mahtomedi, has been out battling leukemia.
"It's like the best therapy in the world to have a good performance of good music," Conductor Osmo Vänska said.
A Menomonie woman was found guilty Thursday of what officials at a Wisconsin animal shelter described as the "worst case" of abuse they had ever seen.
The pandemic put many of us in front of screens like never before. Now, health experts are sending a warning about the damage all of that device time can do to us and our kids.
The USDA announced Wednesday evening it would enforce a Minnesota judge's order issued in March.
Aside from being an annoying way to kick off summer, this chilly weather also puts at risk those outdoor plants or flowers you may have just put in the ground.
The Minneapolis City council, Mayor Jacob Frey and the local labor union have teamed up to make these community safety specialists a real trade with a living wage and benefits. It will also come with extensive deescalation training.
After being at limited capacity for more than a year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Minneapolis Convention Center will be fully operational again starting this weekend.
