Mayor Frey Says MPD Will Comply With Officer Training Policy
However, the mayor and the Minneapolis Police Federation still appear to be at odds over so-called "warrior" training.
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However, the mayor and the Minneapolis Police Federation still appear to be at odds over so-called "warrior" training.
Eugene Wynn, a Minnesota Department of Natural Resources conservation officer, was laid to rest Friday.
A massive $15 billion Health and Human Services package is moving forward at the Minnesota State Capitol.
The University of Minnesota's governing board has rejected a recommendation by the school president and a faculty task force to change the names of four campus buildings named after controversial figures.
Gov. Tim Walz travels to Northfield on Saturday for the first-ever Minnesota Governor's Turkey Hunt.
The bill is expected to pass the Democratic-controlled House by a wide margin when the final vote comes next week.
According to the DEA, more than 70,000 people die in America annually from drug overdose deaths.
Minneapolis Fire Department responded to a fire at 3400 block of Dupont Avenue South. The third floor of the apartment had a kitchen fire.
Lyon County officials say a diesel fuel pipeline leak was caused by a person, and was not an error with the pipeline.
It's time to sing to your heart's content ... or at least to listen to a choir whose lovely tones can make your spirit soar.
Officials in St. Cloud say they're looking for a gunman after two people were shot Friday morning on the city's west side.
Authorities in the southwest metro say a convertible ended up in Lake Minnetonka Thursday night following a brief police chase.
Twin Cities malls have gone through millions of dollars' worth in renovations in recent years, some of which includes aquariums, an updated look, and some retail, too.
It's not quite "3 Chains o' Gold," but the Minnesota Twins are giving away a few surefire collector's items for Prince diehards on their third annual "Prince Night."
Rep. Ilhan Omar reportedly spoke to Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey on a phone call this week in which the social media executive allegedly said that President Donald Trump didn't violate the platform's rules for a tweet that resulted in a deluge of death threats toward the Minnesota lawmaker.
