Otter Tail County settles lawsuit with inmate deprived of food, water
Otter Tail County will pay a former inmate who was deprived of food, water and medical care $200,000 and will change several policies as part of a settlement agreement.
Osseo schools to pay $61K settlement after ex-assistant principal sexually harassed student
Osse Area Schools will pay a student a $61,500 settlement after a Minnesota Department of Human Rights investigation found that the district failed to stop a former assistant principal from sexually harassing her.
Minneapolis educators vote to authorize strike amid contract disputes
Educators with Minneapolis Public Schools have voted to authorize a strike after failed discussions with the district on three separate contracts, the union that represents them said on Monday night.
St. Paul high-rise fire, power outage displaces hundreds
An early morning fire and power outage at an apartment complex in St. Paul, Minnesota, displaced nearly 800 residents on Sunday.
Trump nominates former Anoka County sheriff to be Minnesota U.S. marshal
President Donald Trump has nominated the former Anoka County sheriff to be Minnesota's next U.S. marshal.
Allina Doctors Council members staging one-day strike
Hundreds of doctors, physicians' assistants and nurse practitioners with Allina Health are holding a one-day unfair labor practices strike on Wednesday in the Twin Cities.
"Purple Rain" musical holds first preview performance
"Purple Rain" the musical held its first preview performance at the State Theatre Thursday night in Minneapolis, right down the street from First Avenue, where Prince played in the film.
St. Paul publishes gun violence prevention ordinance language
Two days after a bloc of city leaders pleaded at the Minnesota State Capitol for action on gun violence prevention, St. Paul published language for a potential ordinance that would address gun safety issues.
Minneapolis tulip house is up for sale
The duplex at the corner of West 25th Street and Humboldt Avenue South is listed for $650,000.
Two zebras debut at Como Zoo
A zebra from Boston and his son are now calling Como Park Zoo in St. Paul, Minnesota, their home.
MSP Airport not airing video of Kristi Noem blaming Democrats for shutdown
The Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport is among a growing number of airports across the country that are not airing a video of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem blaming Democrats for the ongoing government shutdown.
Mayors, city leaders call for gun safety
City leaders from across the state made a powerful plea at the Minnesota State Capitol on Tuesday to call for action on gun safety.
Metro Transit starts testing trains on Green Line light rail extension
Metro Transit on Tuesday will begin testing trains on the Metro Green Line Extension as construction on the project nears completion.
Hudson school board votes to close two elementary schools
A school board in western Wisconsin voted Monday evening to close two of the district's elementary schools, despite impassioned dissent from community members.
Holidazzle is no more; Minneapolis to host monthslong "Winterapolis" campaign
What was a free event with lights, stage performances and vendors will remold as part of a "broader, winter-long collaborative campaign," according to the Minneapolis Downtown Council, which manages the festival.