Minneapolis
High-tech tool alerts police to man with critical gunshot wound to head on Mpls. street
ShotSpotter technology brought officers to the scene late at night in a residential block.
Minneapolis
Tevlin: Garrulous Mpls. restaurateur too sick to work keeps on laughing
Despite low energy and the need for an oxygen tank, Joe Minjares has kept his creativity and his sense of humor.
Minneapolis
Minneapolis middle school renamed from Alexander Ramsey to Justice Page
"I'm so happy we succeeded," said one student of the campaign to change name.
Minneapolis
Minneapolis police appeal for help in teen's homicide, 14th of year
The incident bore a grim resemblance to another slaying earlier this week.
South Metro
House arrest, probation for driver convicted of tougher charge in pedestrian crash
A jury convicted Jake Mattern of a gross misdemeanor in the death of Rachel David.
Variety
Minneapolis one of 3 finalists to host World's Fair in 2023
The city has been named one of three finalists, along with Buenos Aries, Argentina, and Lodz, Poland, for the event that organizers say would draw 150,000 visitors per day for three months.
Minneapolis
Man found shot dead after Minneapolis crash is second in 2 days
No arrests have been announced in the city's 14th homicide of the year.
Music
Entertainment complex near Target Field would include Fillmore music theater
The North Loop complex would be named for the famed rock venue in San Francisco.
Minneapolis
Minneapolis school leaders deal with budget woes by dipping into reserves
Banking on more state funds, plan plugs $34 million in shortfalls.
Vikings
Group unveils $1M campaign to fight Super Bowl sex trafficking
The effort brings together public and private sector, with input from survivors.
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Park Board warns of scam donation solicitations for sports teams
Minneapolis parks teams don't do fundraising, Park Board says.
Minneapolis
Outside magazine names Twin Cities among 'Best Towns' ever
Publication said the area has many things going for it, "but the real reason to move here is the biking."
Eat & Drink
New urban food hall coming to Minneapolis, bar headed by Du Nord Craft Spirits
The former Harris Machinery building will open with a restaurant and other food vendors, located near Surly Brewing.
West Metro
Thousands still without power as new round of storms nears Twin Cities
Xcel Energy hopes to have power restored for most affected customers by Tuesday.
Minneapolis
Two plead guilty in shooting at Jamar Clark protest
The shooter, Allen Scarsella, was sentenced to 15 years in prison. Prosecutors say they will seek jail time for both of the two accomplices.
Minneapolis
Minneapolis cop who disarmed suspect named 'Officer of the Year'
Officer Brent Rasmussen showed "incredible restraint, solid decisionmaking skills and great courage" in the face of danger.
Minneapolis
14K still lack power after 'nasty' storm hits Twin Cities, other parts of state
Two injuries reported in St. Paul; many communities awash in hail; electricity was out for thousands.
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