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Random attacks against bicyclists in Minneapolis are prompting warnings Sunday from police. We'll warn you, there are disturbing photos with this story as someone's been throwing chunks of concrete at bikers.
Prince had a gathering at his Paisley Park Studios but he didn't perform — he wanted to talk promotion and business. He invited journalists attending the National Association of Black Journalists convention in Minneapolis to a four-hour dance party on Saturday.
More than $5,000 has been donated to help a cat that was shot in the face last month near Minot.
Officials say an 82-year-old bicyclist died Tuesday morning after being hit by a car in Minneapolis.
Officials have identified the pre-teen girl who drowned Thursday after jumping into a New Brighton creek.
State Rep. David Dill, who represented northeastern Minnesota, has died after a battle with cancer. He was 60 years old.
A pivotal decision is due this week in the case of two 13-year-old Wisconsin girls accused of stabbing a classmate to please online horror character Slender Man — keep them in adult court or move them into the juvenile system.
Minnesota is under federal court pressure to rework its program that locks up sex offenders even after they serve out prison terms, a system the state's political leaders have vigorously defended.
Drivers taking that summer road trip can expect to see even more savings at the pump in the coming weeks.
A weak front sitting on Minnesota will bring afternoon thunderstorms to the central and southern parts of the state.
A different kind of driving program aims to teach student drivers more than what they learn in drivers education.
Eight-year-old Sanya Pirani helped raise more than $17,000 for the nonprofit "Feed My Starving Children." The organization packs and ships meals to families worldwide.
Kevin Burns was recently diagnosed with Alzheimer's, and his family is helping him check items off his bucket list. They learned that one of the big items on his list was skydiving.
A basketball clinic taught dozens of Twin Cities youth more than just the basic skills of the game. The "Full Court Press: Prep for Success" program hosted its first clinic ever in Minneapolis on Saturday.
After the state abruptly ended walleye fishing season on Lake Mille Lacs, there's a new push to promote bass fishing there. Gov. Mark Dayton was fishing for bass Saturday after visiting Hunters Resort in Isle. This past week, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources also loosened some bass fishing restrictions on the lake.
