Paisley Park Has More Job Openings, Will Host Job Fair
If you're looking to score a job at the late Prince's Chanhassen complex, you'll get another chance this week.
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If you're looking to score a job at the late Prince's Chanhassen complex, you'll get another chance this week.
Thousands of Minnesotans returned from the lake today after a long weekend.
It was June 2015 when a contractor working on the island of Betio was digging up a parking lot. Suddenly, human remains appeared in the soil, the first of what would be many skeletal remains.
Tourists are finding their way back to a popular Minnesota lake despite another season of catch and release restrictions on walleye.
In an Explore Minnesota survey of lodging businesses, close to half of the respondents said they expect summer revenue to be up.
White Bear Lake had been shrinking, but now it's up five feet from its all-time low in 2013.
"From 23 to Zero" is an organization committed to remembering the 23 veterans who commit suicide each day.
A Twin Cities police officer goes on trial Tuesday in the shooting death of Philando Castile.
Marina owner Joe Harms praised the gas attendant for responding quickly, immediately hitting the emergency shut-off button for the pumps.
Authorities say an underage driver may have been under the influence at the time of a rollover crash that left a 19-year-old dead and three other passengers hospitalized.
A Minnesota police officer goes on trial this week in the killing of a black motorist that drew additional attention when video of the shooting's aftermath was streamed live on Facebook.
After backlash from a new piece in the Walker Art Center's sculpture garden, the reopening of the park is being pushed back.
All across the country and here in Minnesota, folks are honoring our nation's heroes this Memorial Day.
Police say the man told officers the woman jumped in front of his truck, and that he also had stopped taking medications for a mental illness.
She begins each time by sharpening her tools, with the sound of metal on metal echoing through the sunlit old house she calls both home and workshop. Making a violin is a methodical art. For Sonja St. John, that structure is a necessity — and the routine, in many ways, a saving grace.