Minneapolis celebrates its ties to 12 "sister cities"
The Minneapolis Sister Cities program was created in 1961. Its first "sister city" was Santiago, Chile.
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The Minneapolis Sister Cities program was created in 1961. Its first "sister city" was Santiago, Chile.
Martha Holton Dimick is a former judge, deputy city attorney, professor, and current resident of north Minneapolis.
The family of 6-year-old Blessings McLurain-Gray says she was a binding force that brought each of them together.
The operators of Dinkytown restaurant Burrito Loco said it will reopen Monday after closing earlier this month when gunfire shattered one of its windows.
Flanders served the Minnetonka Fire Department for many years, and in 2021 received the Spirit of Minnetonka award, which is given to the city's employee of the year.
It's stressful work that can take a toll, but M Health Fairview has come up with a really cute way to ease the tension.
People gathered outside the Minneapolis apartment Saturday where 20-year-old Andrew 'Tekle' Sundberg was shot and killed by Minneapolis police.
Police were chasing Hakeem Waheed Muhammad when he collided with a car, killing a 6-year-old girl. Muhammad was wanted in relation to the murder of Devan Dampier.
Urban Roots founded their largest agriculture site on the east side of St. Paul in 2016, turning a former city snow plow dump into fertile farmland.
Showers and thunderstorms are possible mainly up north Tuesday evening.
The incident happened on the 500 block of 1st Avenue North, near the Hennepin Avenue light rail stop.
Democratic U.S. Rep. Angie Craig's reelection campaign had $4.7 million in the bank at the end of June, dwarfing that of her Republican challenger in what is expected to be Minnesota's closest congressional race this year.
A 19-year-old man was seriously wounded Friday in a downtown Minneapolis shooting.
A discovery in his garage prompted him to call 911 but by the time officers got there, his perspective on the whole situation changed.
Some driven young girls within St. Paul Public Schools are not taking any breaks from learning this summer. Fifth and sixth graders wrapped up a two week summer program learning STEM, which is science, technology, engineering and math.
