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Uptown Theatre operator Landmark loses its lease over $340K in unpaid rent
The company has been ordered to vacate the iconic location. Back rent and fees owed total more than $340,000.
14-year-old killed in shooting at Woodbury graduation party
Boy, 14, was bystander at graduation party
After decades at 50th and France, historic Edina Cinema closes for good
The COVID-19 pandemic proved too much for the beloved movie theater
Former Anoka teacher, LGBTQ advocate accused of sexually abusing students
Warnings about former theater teacher in Anoka went unheeded.
Hundreds follow Daunte Wright's family in a march through Brooklyn Center
Group wants police reform, more serious charges against officer.
1,713 more COVID-19 cases, 6 new deaths reported in Minnesota
At least 1,972,888 Minnesotans have received full vaccinations.
'Crazy odds': Minneapolis mom gives birth to three children, each two years apart and on the same day
This Minneapolis family celebrates the birthdays of all three of their children on the same day.
Bloomington sets sunset on all tobacco licenses
Bloomington decides to phase out all tobacco licenses beginning June 2022.
A 'gentle, kind soul': Woman, 19, identified in Minneapolis homicide
A male suspect is in custody. This is the 23rd homicide in Minneapolis this year.
1,569 more COVID-19 cases, 7 new deaths in Minnesota
As least 1,788,107 Minnesotans have received full vaccinations.
Amid grief for Daunte Wright, a firm resolve for lasting change
Mourners including the state's top political leaders filled a north Minneapolis church Thursday to honor the life of a 20-year-man killed by Brooklyn Center police and demand justice.
The Rev. Al Sharpton leads wake for Daunte Wright; funeral at noon today
Funeral services slated for Thursday.
Bloomington passes conversion therapy ban
Following 90 minutes of passionate public commentary, the Bloomington City Council on Monday evening passed a ban on conversion therapy for minors and vulnerable adults.Bloomington…
Rep. Omar joins Brooklyn Center residents in calls for police reform
Calls for accountability, transparency in wake of Daunte Wright killing.
Hundreds gather for peaceful rally in St. Paul
In Brookyn Center meanwhile, Mayor Mike Elliott declared a citywide curfew starting at 11 p.m. Sunday and extending until 6 a.m. Monday.
Carjacking suspect dies after exchanging gunfire with Burnsville police
An armed suspect jumped out of a moving vehicle he had stolen and ran onto a busy Burnsville highway, where he tried to steal another vehicle before police fatally shot him Sunday afternoon.
1,847 more COVID-19 cases, 15 new deaths in Minnesota
At least 1.6 million Minnesotans have received full vaccinations.
Minnesota Guard team says it was fired upon in drive-by shooting in Mpls.
The shooting was in the Jordan neighborhood.
Fatal stop brings fresh scrutiny to Brooklyn Center police
Most officers are white, while most residents are people of color. According to the mayor, not one officer lives within city limits.
Despite curfew, fifth night of Brooklyn Center protest ends with no dispersal
Late Thursday, only a few people remained from a earlier crowd of about 1,000 that had gathered outside police headquarters for a fifth night of protests over the killing of Daunte Wright.
Protesters, police clash for third night after Daunte Wright's death
An estimated 800 to 1,000 protesters were outside the Brooklyn Center Police Department. Dozens of officers in riot gear, along with National Guard, stood on the other side of a metal fence. As the crowd shouted and shook the fence, police began deploying flash-bang grenades.
Protesters, police clash at Brooklyn Center police station; 40 arrested
Protesters had been on hand throughout the day outside the Brooklyn Center Police Department, but the scene escalated after the start of a 7 p.m. curfew across four Twin Cities metro counties.
Violence flares after police shoot, kill Black man in Brooklyn Center
The fatal shooting of Daunte Wright, 20, during a Brooklyn Center traffic stop Sunday led to protests and looting that spilled over to Minneapolis. National Guard troops arrived just before midnight as several businesses around a Walmart were completely destroyed, including Foot Locker, T-Mobile and a men's clothing store.
1,784 more COVID-19 cases, 13 new deaths in Minnesota
State health officials reported 1,784 more COVID-19 cases and 13 new deaths in Minnesota on Sunday.
Street racers shut down Lowry Hill Tunnel early Sunday morning
State Patrol said no arrests have been made.
2 killed, 2 injured in Sunday morning crash in Burnsville
Two people were killed and two injured in a car crash in Burnsville Sunday morning.Police are releasing few details on the fatal crash, but say…
Two men injured in explosion at St. Paul scrap yard
They were recycling a gas tank on Saturday afternoon.
16-year-old girl killed in Cannon Falls crash
The severely injured driver was not wearing a seat belt.
1,227 more COVID-19 cases, 5 new deaths in Minnesota
As least 976,061 Minnesotans have received full vaccinations.
March 21: Minneapolis no longer Canadian Pacific's U.S. headquarters in $25B deal
The $25 billion deal boasts increased trade, better service.
956 more COVID-19 cases, 5 new deaths in Minnesota
As least 839,860 Minnesotans have received full vaccinations.
Edina company's CEO feels called to champion sustainability in new book, podcast
Since Inclusivi-tee was founded in 2017, the psychologist-turned-CEO has expanded her reach from T-shirts to a book and podcast.
St. Louis Park amends targeted residential protest ban
Some council members wanted to repeal the ban entirely.
One East Ridge High student killed, four hurt in Woodbury crash
Woodbury Public Safety said the vehicle split in two after crashing into a tree.
Stillwater company wins trademark battle over nail-driving game Hammer-Schlagen
The company trademarked the game in 2000.
997 new COVID-19 cases, 5 more deaths in Minnesota
The number of Minnesotans who have now received at least one vaccine dose is 1,240,140.
Golden Valley city staff project turns into growing effort to denounce racial covenants
Reminder of bans on people of color still in documents throughout Twin Cities.
Pandemic baking boom pushes Nordic Ware expansion in St. Louis Park
New warehouse space will include a cafe accessible by bike trail, future light rail.
Two injured, one killed in rash of weekend shootings in Minneapolis
A single fatality occurred near George Floyd Square in Mpls.
Hundreds march in downtown Minneapolis on eve of Chauvin trial
The march came one day before jury selection is set to begin in the trial of former officer Derek Chauvin, who is accused of killing George Floyd last May.
897 new COVID-19 cases, 4 more deaths in Minnesota
The number of Minnesotans who have now received at least one vaccination dose is 1,046,077.
Bloomington may ban conversion therapy for minors, vulnerable adults
Eight other cities across the state have banned the discredited practice.
LaVera Daisy, Rondo Days booster, dies after being hit by car in parking lot
Born and raised in St. Paul's historic Rondo neighborhood, LaVera Daisy never strayed too far from home, devoting her life to her community with activism,…
813 new COVID-19 cases, 8 more deaths in Minnesota
The number of Minnesotans who have now received at least one vaccination dose is 878,346.
St. Louis Park reconsiders 45-year-old ban on residential protests
As other cities crack down on residential protests, St. Louis Park officials may update or remove their ban altogether.
Women who accused Anoka County commissioner of harassment get cease-and-desist letters
Attorney for Matt Look claimed the women made slanderous statements.
Ruth Elaine Hartman, Cub Scout mom and longtime volunteer, dies at 96
Dancing inside the towering Nicollet Hotel in downtown Minneapolis celebrating the end of World War II, Ruth Elaine Hartman was on a date in the…
779 more COVID-19 cases, 7 more deaths in Minnesota
The number of Minnesotans who have now received both doses of the vaccine is 227,551.
Minnesota Legislature considers bill to close mandatory reporting loophole
Testimony supports bill that would expand the definition to include adults beyond education and child care.
Anoka County commissioner denounces harassment allegations as colleague pushes for ethics code
Move is floated after one member stands accused of harassing constituents.
Coon Rapids nonprofit wants a vote on changing city's name
It contains a racial slur, and doesn't reflect area's diversity, advocates say.
Woman credited in boy's rescue says, 'I'm no hero. I'm just a grandmother'
Avid birder used binoculars to read license plate of stolen car.
914 new COVID-19 cases, 10 new deaths in Minnesota
The number of Minnesotans who have now received at least one dose of the vaccine is 554,102.
After harassment allegations, calls for Anoka County commissioner to resign
Anoka County's Matt Look says he won't resign; code of ethics considered.
Constituent accuses Anoka County commissioner of harassment
Look denies the claim, calls the report the woman made to police "fake."
Neighbors push back on Golden Valley hospital's expansion
Traffic concerns delay the planning panel's decision.
Minnesota reports 996 new COVID-19 cases, 13 more deaths
The number of Minnesotans who have now received new doses is 418,299.
North metro city weighs ban on 'targeted' residential protests
Measures in the North Metro follow August protest outside the Hugo home of Bob Kroll.
Minnesota reports 1,196 new COVID-19 cases, 32 more deaths
The number of Minnesotans who have now received new doses is up to 247,415.
Minnesota counties pay hundreds of thousands to third parties to administer COVID relief grants
Anoka County is bringing its process in-house after paying more than $275,000 to a third-party vendor.
Stolen truck, police chase, hay bale, K-9, fight lead to arrest of Maplewood man
The Chisago County Sheriff's Office said the 30-year-old man is in custody awaiting charges.
44 more COVID deaths, 2,165 new cases in Minnesota
One of the new COVID deaths was reported in a jail/prison.
Good Samaritan helps Minnesota state trooper arrest suspect after traffic stop assault
Both the trooper and suspect were hospitalized with non-life threatening injuries.
Hundreds march in protest of Minneapolis police killing
March comes a day after video showing search of Dolal Idd's family home.
Food stamp recipients will get extra stimulus boost
Food banks and pantries also stand to get $400 million in funding to help meet a pandemic-driven need.
Minnesota sees 53 more COVID deaths, 2,714 new cases in two-day report
Because of last week's holiday, the numbers released Sunday are for two days, Friday and Saturday.
Judge orders Lakeville restaurant closed after it defies COVID-19 order
The Alibi Drinkery reopened Thursday morning to a packed crowd.
Rush City man facing third-degree murder for sale of counterfeit pills laced with fentanyl
A warrant issued in Anoka County earlier this month remains active.
Brooklyn Park woman dies after plunging through thin ice while on ATV in Hubbard County
Other Minnesota counties reported ATV accidents on area lakes over the weekend.
Family in Dayton loses home to early morning fire
All family members got out safely, but house was said to be a total loss.
