Downtown Minneapolis Council Launches $1.6M Small Business Grant Program
The Minneapolis Downtown Council announced a new program intending to support small, independently-owned businesses as the city continues to cope with the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The Minneapolis Downtown Council announced a new program intending to support small, independently-owned businesses as the city continues to cope with the COVID-19 pandemic.
Gov. Tim Walz announced Wednesday that indoor service at restaurants, bars and breweries will stay closed through Jan. 11. But some businesses are choosing not to listen.
A St. Paul artist is embracing the unusual during an unusual year.
Another round of new rules will kick in this weekend in the fight against COVID-19, including more big changes for Minnesota's youngest students.
The actions of a Duluth officer charged in a September shooting that left a man with a bullet lodged in his shoulder went against department policies and training regarding the use of force, the department said Wednesday.
Native American women and girls are far more likely than other Minnesota residents to be victims of homicide, go missing or experience others forms of violence, according to a task force established last year to address the crisis.
Some Minnesota companies are acting fast to make sure the vaccine gets to all areas of the state quickly.
Malcalisha Jefferson served 12 years with two deployments to war zones -- Iraq in 2007 and Afghanistan in 2010. She moved to Minnesota after her time in the service to be closer to family, but things didn't go as planned.
The owner of two Minnesota travel agencies is accused of defrauding at least 36 travel agents out of nearly $500,000, according to a federal indictment released Wednesday.
A North Carolina man and self-described member of an anti-government extremist group who authorities say traveled to Minnesota during protests following the death of George Floyd pleaded guilty Wednesday to a terrorism charge.
Burrell was 16 when he was convicted in the murder of 11-year-old Tyesha Edwards in 2002.
Saying the state isn't "yet out of the woods", Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz announced changes to the current COVID-19 dial-back restrictions Wednesday, including adjustments for restaurants, gyms, youth sports, and elementary education.
As Gov. Tim Walz announced Wednesday changes to the current dial-back restrictions, some issued statements saying that the relaxation of some restrictions doesn't go far enough.
Hospitality groups in Minnesota are criticizing the governor's expected actions of continuing the indoor dining pause, saying the "shameful" restrictions are not supported by the state's COVID-19 data.
