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A decision on whether to charge two Minneapolis police officers in Jamar Clark's shooting death is expected any day now. The neighborhood that became the center of protests last fall is already bracing for that announcement.
A south Minneapolis restaurant owner is getting a lot of attention for the way she responded to a homeless man who came in asking for money.
Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman will announce his decision Wednesday morning on whether or not to file charges against the two Minneapolis Police officers involved in the shooting death Jamar Clark, sources tell WCCO.
A sticky situation turned even stickier after a fire broke out in a small southern Minnesota town.
The lieutenant governor says the water supply in Minnesota needs a major makeover. Tina Smith, along with Gov. Dayton, want $220 million for the project.
Some may call him a hero, but a University of Minnesota freshman says he was simply at the right place at the right time.
The Chicago Police Hockey Stars made the trip to St. Paul on Tuesday to play the St. Paul Police Warrior Hockey Club. But this was no ordinary game at Xcel Energy Center.
Nye's Polonaise Room was once named the best bar in America by Esquire Magazine, and after 67 years in business, the northeast staple is closing for good this Sunday.
The class of 2016 is graduating to an improved jobs outlook, so NerdWallet crunched some numbers to figure out the best cities to live after graduation.
A State House Committee took a big step Tuesday to raise the pay for thousands of Minnesota caregivers.
A Minnesota House Committee approved Tuesday a bill that could dramatically change the way some divorced spouses pay alimony.
The officer-involved shooting death of Jamar Clark last November has rocked Minnesota. It sparked a nearly 20-day protest outside of Minneapolis Police's 4th Precinct Building, led by the group Black Lives Matter.
A Minnesota company, Ideal Conceal, has engineered a pistol that can be folded into a shape resembling a smartphone.
Black Lives Matter Minneapolis has responded to the video released last week by city police in which Chief Janee Harteau warned that vandalism and violence will not be tolerated when a decision is announced in the Jamar Clark shooting case.
House Republicans say they'll pass a bill that sets necessary upgrades to Minnesota driver's licenses in motion.
