Man killed by train in Minneapolis was putting penny on rail, police say
Minneapolis police say a man was killed by a train overnight Saturday, with witnesses saying he "fell onto the tracks" while trying to put a penny on a rail.
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Minneapolis police say a man was killed by a train overnight Saturday, with witnesses saying he "fell onto the tracks" while trying to put a penny on a rail.
Police were gathered overnight Saturday in northeast Minneapolis amid an apparent accident involving a train.
One of the architects of the "Minneapolis Sound" will return to north Minneapolis' historic Capri Theater for the first time since 1979.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey vetoed an ordinance passed by the City Council to regulate autonomous rideshare vehicles.
Graduate teachers and researchers at the University of Minnesota are worried they could be on the chopping block after the U announced $225 million in budget cuts are needed to balance the budget.
Graduate teachers and researchers at the University of Minnesota are worried they could be on the chopping block after the U announced $225 million in cuts are needed to balance the budget.
Sharon Smith-Akinsanya, creator of the People of Color Career Fair, visits WCCO to discuss this transformative event.
WCCO is tracking everything you can go out and do 4 Your Weekend, including the Twin Cities Marathon.
The portion of Upton Avenue North is full of signs letting drivers know children are at play. That's what Angel Holt was doing Sunday afternoon, playing with friends while delivering invitations to her birthday party.
As Minnesota continues to deal with the fallout of major fraud, Hennepin County can point to something they did right.
Civil lawsuits are now filed against the federal government on behalf of the family of Renee Good, the 37-year-old woman fatally shot in January by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer in south Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis City Council on Thursday approved an ordinance that would mandate a "human monitor" in driverless rideshares in the city.
The family of Renee Good, the woman killed by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer in January in Minneapolis, has filed civil lawsuits against the federal government, federal agents and officials.
For the first time since Renee Good was killed by an ICE agent in Minneapolis last January, we're hearing from her partner Becca Good. This comes as Good's family files civil lawsuits against the federal government and others directly, including Jonathan Ross, the agent who shot her, Kristi Noem and Greg Bovino.
The family of Renee Good, the woman killed by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer in January in Minneapolis, has filed civil lawsuits against the federal government, federal agents and officials.
Emotions ran high Wednesday night as parents gathered to talk about a proposal to close some Minneapolis public schools.
Emotions ran high as parents gathered to talk about a proposal to close some Minneapolis public schools. The district wants to close 14 to 16 schools because they don't have enough kids. Esme Murphy was at Camden High in North Minneapolis tonight.
Three people are dead and four others are hospitalized when a vehicle and a semi truck collided early Tuesday morning near an Interstate 35W off-ramp in southeast Minneapolis, according to police.
A 31-year-old man is charged with murder in connected to a deadly attack early Monday inside a Minneapolis group home.
A man was brutally killed in his sleep while being treated at a mental health facility, charges say. As Reg Chapman reports, that man's parents are demanding answers.
The attorneys for an Annunciation Catholic School shooting victim's family say YouTube could have prevented the tragedy and a civil lawsuit is being considered.
A 31-year-old man is charged with murder in connected to a deadly attack early Monday inside a Minneapolis group home.
Next year could be an expensive year for Minneapolis families. City leaders set a cap of just under 12% for tax levy increases next year. Frankie McLister spoke with city leaders who continue to blame the police budget.
As the City of Minneapolis tries to balance the books with an estimated budget gap in the tens of millions, police department spending is under a microscope.
Taken down by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent with a knee to his back, then led off in handcuffs, a Minneapolis teacher now wants the federal government held accountable.
