West Metro
July 29, 2015

School counselor sexually assaulted student, charges say

David J. Henderson has posted bail. His court date has not yet been scheduled.
North Metro
July 29, 2015
Two, three-person canoes and two one-person kayaks are available for use at no cost at Sunfish Lake Park in the City of Ramsey, where service technici

National Park Service explores canoe-sharing service along Mississippi

With canoe-sharing plan, folks could soon ply the Mississippi with no need for a car.
West Metro
July 29, 2015

Obituaries: Ursula and Jerry Choromanski, founders of New Hope care center

The couple, who died a week apart, thrived on work, family, faith.
Local
July 29, 2015

Two adults found dead in rural Lac qui Parle

Details are scarce as the sheriff's office investigates the bodies discovered Wednesday morning in a rural Madison Township residence.
Minneapolis
July 29, 2015
Regulators want Mpls. scrapyard to close if it can't meet air rules

Regulators want Mpls. scrapyard to close if it can't meet air rules

MPCA response follows firm's complaint it was being singled out.
Minneapolis
July 29, 2015

Augsburg preparing to launch 'River Semester' on the Mississippi

Local
July 29, 2015
WB I-94 near St. Michael reopens after pavement failure, backup

WB I-94 near St. Michael reopens after pavement failure, backup

A major pavement failure developed during the Wednesday morning rush hour at Hwy. 241 in St. Michael. The interstate reopened around 4:30 p.m.
Minneapolis
July 29, 2015
McLaughlin: Ballpark taxes, authority could aid soccer stadium

McLaughlin: Ballpark taxes, authority could aid soccer stadium

Hoping to break an impasse over a pro-soccer stadium in Minneapolis, a Hennepin County commissioner is suggesting that a final deal could hinge on the taxes and agencies associated with Target Field.
Local
July 29, 2015
In this undated photo provided by the Wildlife Conservation Research Unit, Cecil the lion rests in Hwange National Park, in Hwange, Zimbabwe. Two Zimb

Read the full statement from Walter Palmer

The Eden Prairie dentist said in a statement Tuesday that he believed he was acting legally when he killed a lion in Zimbabwe on July 1.
St. Paul
July 29, 2015

St. Paul police offer baseball camp for kids

Camp at CHS Field to be followed by game between St. Paul and Chicago police baseball teams.
North Metro
July 29, 2015
Backyard chickens have been allowed in Minneapolis for several years.

Blaine takes up proposal for backyard chickens

The city soon could join others in the north metro in allowing backyard chickens.
West Metro
July 29, 2015
A dog sniffed at stuffed animals placed Tuesday at the front door of River Bluff Dental in Bloomington, owned by Dr. Walter Palmer, who has come under

Bloomington dentist thought he was acting legally at lion hunt

A big-game hunter from the Twin Cities acknowledged Tuesday that he killed a beloved lion in Zimbabwe with a bow and arrow, but said he regrets what he did.
East Metro
July 29, 2015
Lake Pepin in 2014. One of Minnesota's leading environmental groups has sued the state, charging that top regulators are doing too little to protect L

Minnesota and Wisconsin ban gillnetting on Lake Pepin after sturgeon and paddlefish kill

DNR says that commercial fishing likely caused the death of protected species. State wildlife authorities said the step is unprecedented but was necessary
Music
July 28, 2015

Gallery: Shania Twain plays Target Center

Country superstar Shania Twain, after a long hiatus from the road, brought her Rock This Country Tour to Target Center in Minneapolis on Tuesday night.
East Metro
July 28, 2015
Chancery office of the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis in St. Paul.

Clergy abuse victims to ask court to extend Aug. 3 claims deadline

Victims in Twin Cities Archdiocese say publicity about Aug. 3 deadline to file cases was delayed.
East Metro
July 28, 2015
Maplewood police seek info on armed suspect in bar fight

Maplewood police seek info on armed suspect in bar fight

East Metro
July 28, 2015
Families devastated by plane crashes hours apart in Minnesota, Wisconsin

Families devastated by plane crashes hours apart in Minnesota, Wisconsin

Four people were killed when a single-engine plane crashed in a field in Alden Township, Wis., about 50 miles northeast of Minneapolis. Three were killed when a plane went down about 10 miles northeast of Pipestone.

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