Twins honor roots with Washington Senators "W" on permanent display at Target Field
The Minnesota Twins is honoring its origins by retiring the Washington Senators' "W", the team announced Sunday.
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The Minnesota Twins is honoring its origins by retiring the Washington Senators' "W", the team announced Sunday.
A Minneapolis family is asking for the community's support in raising money to train a therapy dog for their toddler suffering from seizures.
Dozens of soldiers from the United States Army Reserve spent Saturday morning touring a part of everyday life that is essential, but rarely seen.
A former worker at a Woodbury day care is facing charges after a baby girl was injured in April.
According to the Minneapolis Fire Department, crews were dispatched around 5 p.m. to the fire at a two-story apartment building on the 2600 block of Girard Avenue South.
Michael McDowell is training Uncle Sammy's nieces and nephews to keep the eatery open.
Documents say 62-year-old Bennett Thomas caused an excess of $200,000 worth of damage to businesses and residences in Uptown when he started a series of fires in late July. Authorities say he did it for fun.
Edina police at the center of a lawsuit alleging excessive force. Why this video of the incident at a Twin Cities mall doesn't tell the whole story.
The Minnesota Lottery says someone has yet to claim their $1 million prize for winning the Minnesota Millionaire Raffle earlier this year.
Minneapolis police need the public's help to find a stolen puppy, and to identify several persons of interest in the case.
A dog rescue owner charged with torturing animals is now accused of continuing to operate.
The park closed on June 22 due to flooding on the Minnesota and Mississippi Rivers. It'll reopen Friday morning, and visitors can expect normal operating hours of 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. daily.
Pili recently participated in a book drive at The Neighborhood House in St. Paul, where she talked to kids about the importance reading and gave each of them a free book.
From openings and closing to unionizing, there's been a lot of volatility in the industry, especially since the pandemic.
A jury found 25-year-old Damarean Bible guilty of second-degree murder on Wednesday, according to court records. His sentencing is set for Sept. 11.
