'Unjustifiable Mistake': Mpls. Officials Say City's Backlog Of Untested Rape Kits Is Around 1,700
Minneapolis officials announced Friday that the city's untested rape kit backlog is at around 1,700, not 194 as initially reported in 2015.
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Minneapolis officials announced Friday that the city's untested rape kit backlog is at around 1,700, not 194 as initially reported in 2015.
A GoFundMe page has also raised more than $2,900 as of Friday afternoon after being up for only one day. The page's goal is $20,000 to repay Richfield students' lunch debts.
Minneapolis police say three people have been hurt in a shooting that may have been a targeted incident Friday afternoon.
In five years, online shopping revenue has doubled for Twin Cities-based Best Buy, up from $3 billion in fiscal year 2014 to $6.45 billion in 2019. With it comes a change in how the retailer fulfills its orders, from sorting to shipping.
Prosecutors have accused a Minnesota man of using a Porsche as a battering ram to get his Nissan Altima out of an Onalaska impound lot.
The University of Minnesota has cancelled an upcoming lecture with Michael Bloomberg as the former New York City mayor is likely to launch a presidential campaign.
A study estimates at least 111 birds die after colliding with U.S. Bank Stadium each year, particularly during the migration period.
A Twin Cities hospital says they're doing something no one else is.
Health officials say a kitten that bit three people in northern Minnesota tested positive for rabies.
It's been a bitter harvest for many Minnesota and North Dakota sugar beet farmers.
The surprises just keep coming for Jayson Gonzales, the young entrepreneur who drives who drives to Iowa for Krispy Kreme donuts and re-sells them in Minnesota.
A Wisconsin semi driver died Thursday night in northern Minnesota after crashing into a power pole.
The numbers are in for the 11th Give to the Max day in Minnesota.
Some Bloomington residents are pushing back against a proposal that would change the face of a popular park.
A Minneapolis family is speaking publicly for the first time after their children nearly died while out getting ice cream.
