St. Paul Cookie Shop Offers Mentoring, Job Training For Local Teens
For 30 years, the bakery has employed high school students and teaches them business management skills.
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For 30 years, the bakery has employed high school students and teaches them business management skills.
Local hat-maker Karen Miller, who has a studio in northeast Minneapolis, says she's seen a surge of requests from around the U.S., with many asking for big, spectacular hats.
Police in Plymouth say a 7-year-old boy was alone in his house when he found a loaded gun in a box and accidentally shot himself and died.
Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton vetoed the big tax bill of the year Thursday, setting the stage for a rocky end of the 2018 legislative session.
The police chief credited improvements in training and greater mental health awareness as factors for the decline in use of force.
Wayzata police are investigating after a man allegedly followed a woman home Wednesday night, then tried to grab her under her dress.
The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) and the Camden Police Department in South Carolina are asking for the public's assistance in finding a missing 2-year-old who may now be in Minnesota.
A western Wisconsin man is facing charges of child neglect for using methamphetamine around his children, two of which tested positive for meth and marijuana.
No seats, no tables, no servers: The latest trend in the restaurant business has arrived in the Twin Cities.
Minnesota's top environmental and health officials have denounced the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's plan to restrict the types of scientific studies that regulators can use to determine human health impacts.
Rice Park will be closed through the summer before re-opening in late fall.
While Gov. Mark Dayton said he plans to veto the tax bill, one thing Dayton did sign this week is an emergency order aimed at getting fertilizer to Minnesota farmers.
Wailea, Hawaii was at the top of the list, followed by Cambria, California and Springdale, Utah.
Author Matt Goldman was a "literary fiction snob," a former standup comedian and "Seinfeld" writer from Minnesota who had never read a crime novel. Then he read Raymond Chandler's stories of private investigator Philip Marlowe walking the mean streets of Los Angeles, and everything changed.
A Brooklyn Park man has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for shooting at multiple people outside a Minneapolis home a year ago.
