'Take A Bag, Leave A Bag': Minneapolis Woman Launches Initiative To Keep Neighborhood Clean
A Minneapolis woman came up with a way to keep her neighborhood clean, hopefully with the help of her neighbors.
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A Minneapolis woman came up with a way to keep her neighborhood clean, hopefully with the help of her neighbors.
Construction on one of the busiest streets downtown has caused organizers to move the Pride parade route. This year, the parade will start on 2nd Avenue at 3rd Street.
The Twins are displaying great numbers in the All-Star Game (ASG) voting.
Hundreds of people came to Minneapolis on Monday to celebrate the life of former Gopher and pro runner Gabriele "Gabe" Grunewald.
Officials have identified a body recovered Sunday from Lake George as a 53-year-old Oak Grove man.
The retailer says the outage was caused by an error made during regular system maintenance.
The Minnesota Department of Transportation says a section of Interstate 35W is slated to close in both directions from Friday night until Monday morning.
Dakota County Attorney James Backstrom says the crimes of 51-year-old Christopher Endicott, of Apple Valley, "terrorized neighbors, family and co-workers."
A former North Dakota grain trader accused in a multi-million dollar fraud scheme has signed a plea agreement in federal court.
Preliminary reports show that 113 motorists died on Minnesota roads in speed-related deaths in 2018, which is the most in a decade, according to the Minnesota Department of Public Safety.
Professional skateboarders will turn Nicollet Mall into a skate park Friday to celebrate Go Skateboarding Day and to stoke anticipation for the X Games later this summer.
Gov. Tim Walz will be temporarily transferring power to Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan on Thursday while he undergoes a "minor procedure" on his knee.
Ben Carson, the head of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, is coming to the Twin Cities this week.
A defendant accused of killing a man during a robbery in St. Louis County has been sentenced to 20 years in prison.
Travel officials say the Twin Cities metro area welcomed 34.5 million visitors in 2018, an increase of nearly 4% over 2017.
