At Longfellow Alternative School, music is strengthening families
You've probably heard the phrase music is the universal language. At a very special place in Minneapolis, that language is actually strengthening families.
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You've probably heard the phrase music is the universal language. At a very special place in Minneapolis, that language is actually strengthening families.
The suspect who allegedly set two fires at mosques in south Minneapolis last week has been arrested and now faces a federal arson charge.
Each person a bullet pierces faces recovery and has a family or someone who cares about them who also endure the trauma. Behind every bullet is a real person who knows firsthand the true cost of gunfire.
The Minnesota Board of Animal Health cleared the Woodbury shelter to reopen after all animals living at the site were transferred to Golden Valley for quarantine.
Two robberies were reported within minutes of each other on Saturday near Lake Harriet in Minneapolis.
According to the police report, dispatchers got a call about a person at the intersection of 26th and Colfax just after 7:30 p.m. on March 20. When they arrived though, dispatchers called off police, taking Quinton Glass to HCMC for his injuries.
The cycle class at Life Time Fitness in Edina was full Saturday morning, and for a good cause.
Bus drivers in Forest Lake have reached a tentative deal with the school district, avoiding a strike that could have started Monday.
A beloved Uptown staple will close its doors on Sunday.
Braemar Arena has been Uma Corniea's domain for the last four years. It's where she's racked up the majority of her 103 wins -- that's a state record.
By Saturday, Wild fans will know whether they'll be preparing for a winner-take-all matchup against the Dallas Stars in the first round of the NHL playoffs, or if the team is done until next year.
Brush fire season has arrived, but it's also happens to be the same time when agencies use controlled burns to help clean up poor conditions in nature.
Neighbors who live near a Twin Cities manufacturing plant recognized the courage it took for a worker to speak up about health and safety concerns.
Three years ago, Minneapolis found itself in the national spotlight over race relations, and now several national organizations are giving their time and money to the Twin Cities.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation says it will be leading its own internal review of an incident on Thursday in which an agent shot and killed a man in north Minneapolis.
