Minneapolis To Send Out Snow Emergency Procedure Information
The City of Minneapolis will soon send residents information on where to park during a snow emergency.
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The City of Minneapolis will soon send residents information on where to park during a snow emergency.
Protesters demonstrated Tuesday morning outside the Minneapolis offices of ICE, demanding that the name of Bishop Henry Whipple be removed from the building.
Officials at a Twin Cities high school say an inoperable gun was found Monday in a backpack and an individual who did not attend classes there was taken into custody.
A county health department in Illinois says a Michigan company voluntarily is recalling nearly 2,300 cases of apples due to potential listeria contamination.
U.S. Senators from Minnesota Amy Klobuchar and Tina Smith are urging the TSA to up staffing at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport.
Police in Rochester say a woman is out of $10,000 after she wired it to someone claiming to be with the police department.
A teenager accused of killing an Iron Range man execution-style in the woods of northeastern Minnesota has been sentenced to life in prison.
Freeway closures continue this weekend for a busy part of of Interstate 35W.
The family of a player on the 1980 "Miracle on Ice" Olympic champion men's hockey team says concussions and blows he received during his playing career have contributed to his current legal troubles.
Back in July, we first learned Minnesota will be joining the new Call of Duty esports league. Now, we know the name of that team.
Authorities say an Iowa family's attempt at a gender reveal party for a soon-to-be-born baby went horribly wrong when a homemade device that was meant to discharge colored powder instead exploded like a pipe bomb, killing a 56-year-old relative.
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources says there was a strong response to the first statewide season for young deer hunters.
A Minnesota man faces multiple charges after a weekend chase in Iowa in which he allegedly crashed into a county sheriff's squad car.
In the wake of an investigation into a lead threat, the Minnesota Department of Health has asked a court to halt operations at White Bear Lake's Water Gremlin.
Next week, voters in a southwest Minnesota city go the polls to decide whether to build a new school to alleviate crowded classrooms. It's the sixth time in as many years that residents in Worthington will face the decision.
