Workers Want Shakopee Amazon Center Shut Down For Cleaning
Workers are speaking out about conditions inside the Shakopee Amazon center where at least 88 employees tested positive for COVID-19.
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Workers are speaking out about conditions inside the Shakopee Amazon center where at least 88 employees tested positive for COVID-19.
The Republican president will head to conservative, rural Wisconsin for a private tour of a shipyard far away from Milwaukee, where local coronavirus restrictions now prevent large rallies. He'll land a day after the governor activated the National Guard in the state capital to protect state property from angry protests against racial injustice.
The Edina Police Department says the body of William Landgren, 73, was found Wednesday. No foul play is suspected.
President Donald Trump claims he sent National Guard troops to Minneapolis to restore order after the death of George Floyd. That never happened.
During a time when gun violence is becoming more common across Minneapolis, the consistent sound of fireworks is increasing fear and anxiety.
"The Singing Surgeon" will wrap up residency at Mayo Clinic this week.
Health and safety concerns appear to be contributing to a surge in gun sales.
Crews are actively searching Wednesday night for a man who went into the Mississippi River between Minneapolis and St. Paul and hasn't resurfaced.
Following the recent unrest in the Twin Cities, many boarded up their windows to protect their businesses. Now a local homeless advocacy group has a solution for leftover materials that aims to help those experiencing homelessness.
Two Minneapolis brothers are charged with breaking into the Minneapolis Police Department's Third Precinct building after rioters set it on fire during one of the most destructive nights following the death of George Floyd.
Minimum wage in Minneapolis is expected to go up to $11.75 at small businesses and $13.25 at large businesses beginning July 1.
One person was shot early Wednesday evening in Minneapolis's Near North neighborhood. They are estimated to be the 80th person shot in the city since Memorial Day.
It's a Twin Cities tradition for 350,000 people, rooted in camaraderie and executed with fun. But this year the Pride festivities will be a bit less boisterous.
Minnesota Department of Health officials said Wednesday there are roughly 100 new cases of COVID-19 of people in their 20s after a weekend of bar hopping on June 12 and 13.
One of the nation's largest food banks says that due to economic hardship brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic Minnesota will face a hunger crisis in the coming months unlike anything seen since the Great Depression.
