MPD gifts therapy dog to family of Annunciation shooting victim
The homicide unit raised the money for the Golden Retriever puppy and paid for his training, too.
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The homicide unit raised the money for the Golden Retriever puppy and paid for his training, too.
After being found guilty at retrial earlier this month, Lyndon Wiggins is seeking a third trial over his role in the 2019 kidnapping and killing of Minneapolis realtor Monique Baugh.
A 58-year-old Twin Cities high school teacher is in custody and accused of sexually abusing one of his students, and police believe he has "multiple prior victims."
Nadia Pishko's childhood was about survival. Growing up in Lviv, Ukraine, she experienced mass starvation in the 1930s. And during World War II, she and her family fled the country as the Germans and Russians closed in. But her heart never left her homeland.
The City of Minneapolis on Thursday escalated its legal battle against developer Hamoudi Sabri and fined him $13,000 for failing to clear the homeless encampment on his property.
As a child, she fled Ukraine during a war. Now at the age of 92, a Minneapolis woman is looking to return to her homeland and into another war.
A Minneapolis developer has been ordered to pay cleanup fees for a homeless encampment he allowed on his property.
The man convicted of planning a real estate agent's murder was set to get a life sentence until an unexpected twist in court.
A Minneapolis man will spend nearly 20 years behind bars for raping a woman in 2013. It's a case that was solved by Hennepin County's Sexual Assault Kit Initiative team.
There's an unexpected consequence inside the deal to end the federal government shutdown: making hemp products illegal.
Jamal Osman said police "responded quickly to the incident" and thanked both Chief Brian O'Hara and Mayor Jacob Frey for checking on him after the carjacking.
Minneapolis City Council member Jamal Osman said police "responded quickly to the incident" and thanked both Chief Brian O'Hara and Mayor Jacob Frey for checking on him after the carjacking.
Police in Minneapolis are investigating after they said officers found multiple cars with broken windows in the Lowry Hill neighborhood.
Minneapolis officials say they will now send out tickets to motorists who speed by five cameras at critical intersections in the city. As Ashley Grams reports, the city is already seeing success with the cameras, but neighbors are waiting for results.
An online fundraiser has raised just shy of $70,000, while the Herbivorous Butcher temporarily worked out of a community kitchen.
A compromise that could end the government shutdown hasn't stopped the confusion around feeding families in need. About 440,000 Minnesotans rely on SNAP benefits to get groceries each month. Many of them are children or seniors. WCCO's Esme Murphy explains how legal fights are making it hard to make sure meals make it to dinner tables.
A fire heavily damaged the first-ever vegan butcher shop in the U.S. earlier this year. Now, the Herbivorous Butcher in Minneapolis is ready to reopen its doors. WCCO's Jason Rantala takes us inside to show us how community support helped the nationally known shop rebuild.
On the day before Minneapolis educators were set to strike, the union and Minneapolis Public Schools signed a tentative agreement that both sides praised as a win for students, educators and the district.
As "Purple Rain: The Musical" takes the stage in Minneapolis, fans can step outside the theater and into Prince's world.
As "Purple Rain: The Musical" takes the stage in Minneapolis, fans can step outside the theater and into Prince's world.
David Beach is returning to the stage in Minneapolis this holiday season for another go as the cranky, yet loveable, Ebenezer Scrooge.
Minneapolis teachers and the district signed a tentative agreement that will keep kids in the classroom. Those teachers were set to walk off the job tomorrow. Caroline Cummings has more on the terms and what comes next.
Four teenagers face charges after a high-speed chase in south Minneapolis on Thursday.
Minneapolis teachers and the district struck a deal over the weekend after months of contract negotiations.
This week, a court ordered President Trump to release full funding for SNAP. The Supreme Court paused the ruling, but only after states had started sending out SNAP benefits. Today, President Trump is ordering them to undo the benefits, and pay them back. Marielle Mohs learned about the community efforts happening across the Twin Cities to make sure people don't go hungry.
