Police: Doctor Stopped To Render Aid To Man Shot In South Mpls.; Investigation Continues
Minneapolis police say a doctor stopped to render aid to a man shot on the south side of the city Wednesday morning.
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Minneapolis police say a doctor stopped to render aid to a man shot on the south side of the city Wednesday morning.
A 38-year-old Zimmerman man is accused of assaulting a Minnesota State Patrol trooper after he crashed his vehicle in Brooklyn Center. Authorities say he was arrested with help from a good Samaritan who stopped to assist the trooper.
An iconic Twin Cities dining car is back on track thanks to the community's generosity.
With so many people suddenly sharing the same trails, it's led to questions about proper etiquette.
Radon is a gas that's found in the soil. People can't see it or smell it and it can be drawn up into home through the cracks, gaps or openings in a foundation.
Minnesota's 10 electoral votes will be counted by the United States Congress for Joe Biden on Wednesday. But as promised, some GOP lawmakers plan to challenge the Electoral College count.
Two more Minnesota restaurants are facing punishment for serving customers indoors.
If you file taxes with H&R Block or Turbo Tax, you may want to check on the status of your stimulus check.
It's been a chilly few weeks for Minnesota diners, with outdoor dining only -- but they will soon be able to warm up.
Unlike years past, there will be no crowds in the gallery due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Indeed, the DFL-led House plans to meet entirely online. Meanwhile, the Republican-controlled Senate will attempt a hybrid approach, with some lawmakers attending at the Capitol and others attending virtually. The Capitol building remains closed to the public.
"The city waited six whole days before they released these officers' names," said Michelle Gross with Communities United Against Police Brutality. "We actually took them to court yesterday, and that's how we forced them to release the names."
A Minnesota medical team has played a key role in possibly getting another COVID vaccine on the market within weeks.
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers called in the National Guard to assist local officials in Kenosha as the city braced for the charging decision in the Jacob Blake case.
Wisconsin's business community on Tuesday came out in support of a Republican-authored coronavirus response bill moving quickly through the Legislature that is opposed by public health officials and Democrats.
