New Mpls. Superintendent Touring Schools Ahead Of Start Date
As the new superintendent for Minneapolis Public Schools, Graff wants students to know he's here, willing to talk and listen anytime.
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As the new superintendent for Minneapolis Public Schools, Graff wants students to know he's here, willing to talk and listen anytime.
Bloomington Public Schools has received a $20,000 grant to support services for homeless and mobile students in the district.
Faribault police are seeking the public's help in finding a male exposing himself to female residents.
The executive of a now-defunct nonprofit has pleaded guilty to multiple federal fraud charges.
The state Health Department says nearly 9,000 gallons of what is known as produced water spilled and was contained in Renville County.
Former "Saved by the Bell" star Dustin Diamond owes the state of Wisconsin nearly $94,000 in back taxes.
Minnesota's unemployment rate remains at 3.8 percent despite shedding nearly 2,000 jobs in May.
The Minneapolis Fire Department is investigating a fire that damaged a deli and apartment in north Minneapolis early Thursday morning.
The death of a man working on the new Vikings Stadium has led to big fines against two of the companies building it. Mortenson Construction and Berwald Roofing are facing a combined total of nearly $175,000 for safety violations.
There is no law currently that prevents people on terror watch lists from buying firearms. Gun advocates argue a law like that would deny due process to people who may be wrongly placed on the terror list.
A Wayzata teenager died trying to save a friend who was struggling in a northern Minnesota river.
In the wake of the Orlando nightclub shootings, a Democratic senator is waging a filibuster in an attempt to force a vote on gun control legislation.
A Brooklyn Center man is accused of shooting three people in a car while driving on Interstate 94 in March. The Hennepin County Attorney's Office says Donquarious Grant was charged with four counts of drive-by shooting and one count for a being a felon in possession of a firearm.
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A St. Louis County teenager is facing charges in connection with the murder of a Hibbing man last month.
