Home-Buying Process Goes From Dream To Nightmare For Twin Cities Couple
John Kozlik and his partner bought a newly-renovated house from a flipper in south Minneapolis last year. They had no idea about the seller's history of fraud.
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John Kozlik and his partner bought a newly-renovated house from a flipper in south Minneapolis last year. They had no idea about the seller's history of fraud.
Farhan Hassan has been a driver for Yellow Taxi in town for three years. Seated with a smile in the front seat of his cab, he talks about how he loves his job and appreciates his customers. The one person he for sure doesn't feel that way about is Zachary Degraw
Just when we thought spring was here to stay, wintry weather moves in. The rain that we had throughout the day turned to snow Monday night.
United Airlines says it's reviewing why a security officer dragged a passenger from a plane. United says it had overbooked a flight leaving Chicago. So, why do airlines overbook flights? Good Question.
The Forest Lake City Council heard passionate pleas Monday night to keep the police department together.
After 25 years of bringing live music to the people who love it, a legendary St. Paul nightclub is closing its doors.
Mario Hortis, 42, was shot and killed along with his manager, Janine Ackerman, by a fellow instructor they had fired earlier on Saturday.
Federal lawmakers are pushing for new measures to keep an especially lethal opiate from coming into the country.
"Our hearts go out to the friends and family of those lost in this tragic incident," John Choi's office said in a statement.
Nearly 70 postal workers were attacked by dogs in the Twin Cities last year, according to new rankings from the United States Postal Service.
City officials in St. Paul are reminding drivers to use caution when approaching crosswalks.
Authorities are resuming search efforts at area lakes Monday after a 32-year-old Alexandria man went missing last Thursday.
A Meeker County man reported missing over the weekend has been found safe, according to authorities.
A body pulled out of the Mississippi River Saturday morning has been identified as 22-year-old Adam Clark of New Hope.
The decision comes in the case of Eugene Kropp, 74, who was committed to the Minnesota Sex Offender Program, also known as MSOP, in 1998 after a history of molesting boys.
