Minneapolis man who threatened FBI released prior to sentencing
Convicted of threatening FBI agents, Mohamed Ali Omar must wear monitor bracelet until sentencing.
It's the 39th berry-picking season at this Champlin farm
Nancy and Bill Bauer opened their farm last week for another "pick-your-own" season, a summertime happening for nearly 40 years.
Judge grants condemnation for Graco easement
Action would allow construction oflong-sought East Bank Trail
Coon Rapids moves July 4th fest to bigger site with twice the parking
The three-day party, culminating with fireworks on Saturday, will take place on the grounds of the Coon Rapids Ice Center after construction ruled out Sand Creek Park.
McNamara says he's filing ethics complaint against park lobbyist
Legislators announces complaint after panel doesn't find probable cause against him
House Ethics Committee dismisses complaint filed by Rep. Kahn
GOP Rep. Denny McNamara called the ethics complaint 'frivolous.'
Minneapolis has nearly 30,000 on board for organics pickup
The deadline to sign up for the August debut of the service is July 10.
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June 30: Laws affecting bingo, Uber, tuition take effect
Thousands of students at Minnesota's two-year colleges will see tuition relief, doctors will find it easier to practice long-distance medicine and seniors will get to play more bingo under a raft of new laws that will take effect July 1.
Dawn Marie Rassett, serial thief in east metro, back in prison
Dawn Marie Rassett was convicted of stealing from churches, a bakery and even a mortuary. She now faces more charges in Washington County.
Beyond cost cuts, Southwest light rail faces new barriers
State funding for the light-rail line linking downtown Minneapolis and the southwest suburbs is still unclear.
County commissioner revealed abuse to 'give others a voice'
Ramsey County Board chairman Jim McDonough says he wants to hold the Boy Scouts accountable for abuse he suffered in the 1960s and '70s.
Metro Transit outlines big plans for Mpls. campus
Plan includes new police headquarters, $100 million bus garage
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Young boy starts up helicopter at Mankato air show; 2 hurt
Two were injured as blades knocked over a fabric-like sun shield on the tarmac.
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Jordan Brewery plans still buried a year after mudslide
$100,000 from state will pay for study of fallen hillside that has Jordan in limbo.
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