South Metro
Garofalo shows off self-driving technology in new Tesla
Taking guests for a spin, Pat Garofalo says new technology is wave of transportation's future.
Minneapolis
Minneapolis City Council picks 15 to study sick-leave ordinance
The panel named by the mayor and City Council is to propose an ordinance by late February.
Minneapolis
New ideas advanced for park changes at Harriet and south Calhoun
South land bridge dropped but other intriguing ideas advanced for reshaping how the city's two most active lakes are used
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Public Works director to step down
Steve Kotke plans to leave the city in June, after 27 years of service.
Politics
Dayton considers health review of PolyMet copper mine
Medical groups have urged state to study impacts on local water.
Minneapolis
Two Mpls. officers set to speak with BCA about fatal shooting
The head of the Minneapolis police union said Jamar Clark wasn't in handcuffs, disputing witness accounts. Another day of protests sought answers in the now-fatal shooting.
Minneapolis
Mpls. school board quizzes 3 more for superintendent job
Interim Superintendent Michael Goar as well as Sergio Paez, a former superintendent in Holyoke, Mass.; and Jinger Gustafson, an associate superintendent in the Anoka-Hennepin School District, were questioned extensively.
Minneapolis
Eye-gouging in Prep Bowl will draw discipline, MSHSL officials say
There was no penalty called against Minneapolis North. The athlete feels terrible about the incident, his father said.
Minneapolis
Mpls Urban League puts two buildings up for sale--one named after CEO's spouse
League selling its 2002 building named after former mayor Sharon Sayles Belton plus another on Blaisdell Avenue
Minneapolis
West downtown in Minneapolis gets a new brand: WeDo
The designation aims to recognize the arts and cultural offerings of the neighborhood.
Minneapolis
Owners celebrate the Soo Line Building's Centennial
The Soo Line Building turned 100 this year and its owners are throwing a party to celebrate the structure's place in Minneapolis history.
Politics
MnDOT builds condos for bats under I-90
The little brown bat among the species threatened by white-nose syndrome, a fungal disease sweeping the country.
Minneapolis
Dozens arrested after protest over shooting spills onto I-94
Minneapolis officials called for a federal investigation into the officer-involved shooting and a north Minneapolis rally and march led to 51 arrests.
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