Hundreds Of Minneapolis City Employees Offered Buyouts To Balance Budget
More than 100 city of Minneapolis employees are expected to leave their positions by the end of the month.
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More than 100 city of Minneapolis employees are expected to leave their positions by the end of the month.
St. Paul police say stray bullets almost struck a mother nursing her infant Monday evening in the Western Hazel Park neighborhood.
Voices from within the community are speaking out and want to be heard about two separate trials for four former Minneapolis Police officers involved in the death of George Floyd.
There is a brand new yet very old celebrity who has taken up residence at Theodore Wirth Park.
Gov. Tim Walz on Wednesday will sign a new executive order to activate the Minnesota National Guard, bolstering security in light of threats of violence and armed protests at the State Capitol building in the coming days.
A 51-year-old Shoreview man is accused of shooting out a squad vehicle's window and a door of a police station in Circle Pines.
St. Paul Public Schools and Minneapolis Public Schools are doing a phased re-entry approach with pre-Kindergarten through grade five students. Both districts plan to resume in-person learning in early February.
Devon Manley is charged with firing at a rival's car last summer, killing the man's girlfriend on her birthday, and endangering their infant.
A 59-year-old man has been charged in connection to a fatal shooting in Brooklyn Park on Saturday.
The State of Minnesota on Tuesday released a new, more comprehensive COVID-19 vaccination dashboard. Meanwhile, Minnesota health officials reported 1,335 more virus cases and 13 more deaths.
There will be two trials for the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis last May.
The Minnesota Department of Human Services announced that home health care tools are being sent to Native American elders to help keep them safe during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Authorities identified Tuesday the Robbinsdale officers involved in the fatal shooting of a man last week.
A new study from researchers at the University of Minnesota suggests that more people died last year of COVID-19 than official statistics suggest, particularly among Minnesotans of color.
