South Mpls. Business Pays Tribute To Prince
Across the street from where Prince went to high school in south Minneapolis sits a custom T-shirt shop that is busy honoring the man and his music.
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Across the street from where Prince went to high school in south Minneapolis sits a custom T-shirt shop that is busy honoring the man and his music.
A judge has approved the Carver County sheriff's request to seal the search warrant and any accompanying documents surrounding investigations into the death of pop superstar Prince.
St. Paul firefighters rescued a woman who fell from a bluff near Indian Mounds Park Saturday afternoon. Crews responded to an area near Mounds Boulevard and Plum Street just before 4:30 p.m.
Police in St. Cloud say a 27-year-old man was arrested for DWI late Wednesday night after he crashed into a two houses.
Richfield police are asking for the public's help to track down a man who stole hundreds of dollars from a woman's purse in a Target store. Police released photos of the suspect on their Facebook page Thursday afternoon.
Some Ebay sellers are offering a strange product for Prince fans.
Sen. Al Franken is calling for an investigation into the TSA after recent allegations that a supervisor within the agency called for racial profiling of people in Minnesota's Somali community.
Minnesota lawmakers are nearing a critical point as they work out how to handle a $900 million budget surplus.
The US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is currently not involved in Prince death investigation.
Gov. Mark Dayton announced an independent audit to examine diversity in the workplace and identify ways to improve and create more opportunities for people of color in Minnesota.
Didn't get out on the slopes enough this winter? Well, now you'll have one more chance! Lutsen Mountain is opening eight to 10 runs for one final weekend of the 2015 – 16 season.
Demand for Prince's "Purple Rain" has reportedly prompted AMC Theaters to expand screenings of the film to more than 200 theaters nationwide as fans continue to mourn the Purple One's passing.
Phony money is making business owners in Eden Prairie and the Garrison-area furious. Fake $100 bills have shown up at some Eden Prairie business in the past month. The bills are clearly labeled "For Motion Picture Use Only" on the front and back.
New state statistics show less than two-thirds of black students in the class of 2015 graduated from Wisconsin high schools within four years.
A Plymouth home is a total loss after a fire Thursday morning, but no injuries were reported at the scene.
