2nd Officer On Leave After Video Showing Teen Being Struck
A second officer with the Richfield Police Department has been placed on paid administrative leave after a Twitter video was released that appeared to show the officer hitting a teenager.
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A second officer with the Richfield Police Department has been placed on paid administrative leave after a Twitter video was released that appeared to show the officer hitting a teenager.
A 6-month audit of a federal court monitor who charged the state more than a million dollars in expenses is complete.
The Jimmy Buffett restaurant Margaritaville will be opening a location at the Mall of America in 2016, according to a press release from the mall Monday morning. The mall says the new location will feature a full-service restaurant, multiple bars, a performance stage and even a retail store.
The public authority overseeing the new Minnesota Vikings stadium and the main contractor building it are headed for a three-day mediation session next month over some disputed costs.
The Eden Prairie Police Department says a statement made by a student prompted a "soft lock down" of Central Middle School.
The Minnesota Supreme Court has upheld the constitutionality of the state's payday lending law involving out-of-state, online lenders. The state sued Integrity Advance in 2011, saying the company violated the state lending law when making nearly 1,300 loans to borrowers in Minnesota at annual interest rates of up to 1,369 percent.
A former Republican legislator is running for a Minnesota congressional seat long held by her party that is deemed competitive amid the incumbent's retirement. Pam Myhra announced her 2nd Congressional District campaign on Wednesday, making her the third GOP entrant.
A Jordan man has been charged in connection with a double shooting in Chaska that left two people injured late last week.
The focus of the Walker Art Center's next cinematic retrospective is the work of ground-breaking director Todd Haynes, whose films (such as "I'm Not There" and "Far From Heaven") are known for being controversial, complex and genre-breaking.
One person was killed and two others, including an 11-year-old boy, were seriously hurt Monday in a three-vehicle crash in central Minnesota, according to the Benton County Sheriff's Office.
One person is in custody after two people were stabbed during a dispute at a Burnsville home early Wednesday morning, according to police. Officers were called at about 1:50 a.m. to the 13400 block of Xerxes Avenue on a report of a fight at a residence.
A Minnesota school district is seeking nearly $3 million from a farmer who sued to try to invalidate a successful $43 million bond referendum.
Minneapolis investigators say the cause of a fire that killed three young children has not been determined.
A 22-year-old man is accused of recording women as they used the bathroom at the University of Wisconsin-Waukesha.
A school bus driver in southeastern Wisconsin has been arrested on suspicion of OWI after driving the bus into a cornfield.