Black Lives Matter Will Not Disrupt Twin Cities Marathon
Organizers with the St. Paul chapter of Black Lives Matter say protesters will not disrupt the Twin Cities Marathon.
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Organizers with the St. Paul chapter of Black Lives Matter say protesters will not disrupt the Twin Cities Marathon.
One Minnesota insurer that sued the state after losing most of its public program contracts is getting them all back. Another company in a similar situation isn't so lucky.
A New England man was so enamored by a shelter dog he saw on the Internet that he bought a one-way ticket to Minneapolis, adopted the puppy and is now couch-hopping on the 1,500-mile trek back home.
State officials say Minnesotans buying health coverage through MNsure will pay between 14 percent and 49 percent more on average next year.
The Kanabec County Sheriff's Office says a man is dead after he made threats and attacked a deputy in Mora Wednesday. Shortly before 9 p.m., Kanabec County Sheriff's Deputy Shana McIalwain responded to a residence on the 500 block of Watkins Street after a man called and said he intended to kill someone at the address.
A morning walk for a St. Paul couple ended in tragedy at a busy intersection Thursday. Kunlek Wangmo, 63, and her husband were crossing St. Clair Avenue at West 7th Street around 6:40 a.m. when she was struck and killed by a passing motorist.
One of the self-dubbed ghost hunters who broke into a historic Litchfield church in May has been sentenced to five years of probation.
A 73-year-old man was injured by a 2,300-pound bull while trying to load him into a cattle trailer Thursday afternoon in Stearns County. David Hartwig was hurt while loading the bull from the chute at Central Live Stock in Albany Township at about 1:20 p.m., according to the Stearns County Sheriff's Office.
A Portland man was so enamored by a shelter dog he saw on the Internet that he bought a one-way ticket to Minneapolis, adopted the puppy and is now couch-hopping on the 1,500-mile trek back home.
The federal fraud trial for a former Minneapolis nonprofit leader has been postponed until April. William Davis and his son, Jordan, were supposed to stand trial in November on charges they siphoned public money for personal use or claimed expense reimbursements they weren't permitted to. A revised schedule in the case was filed Thursday.
The Hennepin County Medical Examiner's Office has identified the victim of a fatal shooting in north Minneapolis Tuesday afternoon. Melvonta Jermaine Jacox, 25, was shot in the head in the front yard of a home on the 2600 block of Irving Avenue North just before 4 p.m.
Police are investigating a suspicious death at a condo building in Brooklyn Park Thursday afternoon. A spokesperson for Brooklyn Park Police says investigators are at Strawberry Commons Condos on the 7200 block of 72nd Lane North.
Veteran Minnesota state Rep. Joe Atkins is passing on a run for Congress.The seven-term Democrat said Thursday he wouldn't seek the suburban seat being vacated by Republican Rep. John Kline. Atkins says he's looking at running for a different office in the future, but declined to say which.
As the poultry industry braces for a potential return of bird flu this fall, wildlife managers expect the first results next week from tests that could provide an early warning on whether ducks are carrying the disease as they fly south for the winter.
A teenage student has been charged with attempted murder in the shooting of a South Dakota high school principal who was lightly wounded in the arm, authorities said Thursday.
