Northern Metals To Move Shredder Out Of Mpls., Settles Lawsuit For $2.5M
A metal recycler, Northern Metals Recycling, is moving out of north Minneapolis after settling a lawsuit with the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA).
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A metal recycler, Northern Metals Recycling, is moving out of north Minneapolis after settling a lawsuit with the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA).
The former president of a Starkey Laboratories subsidiary is the latest figure connected to the company to face criminal charges.
The University of Minnesota will take on a new initiative to address sexual assault prevention on campus.
Gov. Mark Dayton is recovering after surgery to remove his prostate.
The Diocese of New Ulm has filed for bankruptcy protection, becoming the 14th diocese nationwide to file for reorganization after claims of sexual abuse by clergy.
A jilted ex-boyfriend is behind at least eight of the scores of threats made against Jewish Community Centers nationwide, plus a bomb threat to New York's Anti-Defamation League, in an effort to harass and vilify his former girlfriend, federal officials said Friday.
The Great Bear Show, on its website, says it takes orphaned bear cubs, trains them and takes them on the road.
The Minnesota House has taken a step toward giving the state sole authority over whether to hike the minimum wage or require sick leave, a move opponents say strips local control from cities in favor of the state businesses.
The owners of this bowling alley just took over the business with a little help from their biggest supporters: Their moms.
The Gophers men's basketball team stayed hot Thursday night, winning their eighth consecutive Big Ten game.
Headaches happen to all of us. But for one in 20 people, headaches can happen every day. We talked to Dr. Yasha Kayan from Allina Health, who performs brain surgeries.
Minnesota lawmakers are considering legislation that could spell the end for snow days.
Around 200 people chanted "Coward!" and booed as Republican House Speaker Paul Ryan attended an event in the heavily Democratic state.
Three University of Minnesota football players are appealing their cases from an alleged incident of sexual assault.
Mayors of cities and towns along the Mississippi River are pushing federal leaders to invest in programs to help their communities.
