Settlement in Philando Castile's death proposed to go to mother alone
Philando Castile's father, serving life in prison, made no claim on settlement over son's death
2017: Graphic body cam video shows officer shooting dogs in Minneapolis yard
The officer's video is the first public viewing of the entire encounter that left the two animals with serious wounds.
FBI, Shakopee police investigate spending by former superintendent
Thompson allegedly admitted to accepting perks from companies working with the school district, according to a search warrant affidavit filed this week.
Met Council set to dole out $4 million to clean polluted sites
Most projects receiving funds are in Minneapolis and St. Paul.
Lobbyists descend on Minneapolis to fight menthol restriction
Tobacco companies and retailers are pushing back against Minneapolis leaders' move to restrict the sales of menthol cigarettes in the city.
Mississippi River communities clean up in wake of mudslides, flooding
Several inches of rain caused a mess on bluffside roads, but most roads were reopened Thursday.
Couple robbed at knifepoint at U bus stop, ordered to strip
The suspect in the late-night crime remains at large.
Rep. Keith Ellison introduces bill supporting mobile home parks
He introduces bill to protect the parks where residents live and to give them 'a fighting chance.'
Arrest made in woman's stabbing in Minneapolis parking ramp
The victim of the stabbing in Ramp B is still in HCMC in serious condition.
Robbinsdale man charged with murder of Fridley teen in death linked to marijuana deal
Marijuana deal may have been behind killing, authorities say.
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Surly Brewing can't get involved in workers' tip pool, judge rules
A judge ruled in favor of a former Surly Brewing Co. employee who alleged its tip distribution policy was unfair to him and other servers at its giant Minneapolis restaurant.
2 sentenced for aiding man who shot BLM protesters at 4th Precinct
One will serve time in the workhouse, the other on house arrest.
Mayor Hodges: Minneapolis police body camera policy must change
In an interview, the mayor said the fatal shooting of Justine Damond should not have happened — and that the lack of body camera footage is unacceptable.
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Hockey, Paula Deen and yet more food among new State Fair attractions
Along with the previously announced tallest traveling Ferris wheel in North America, several other new Minnesota State Fair attractions were revealed this morning ranging from a celebration of the NHL's centennial to yarn-inspired street art to an appearance by celebrity chef Paula Deen.
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Stretch of Mississippi River in and around St. Cloud sheds its sullied history
A stretch of the Mississippi River in and around St. Cloud is an attraction. It wasn't always that way. The word now is development.
911 calls provide a glimpse into Justine Damond's final moments
Justine Damond spent her last moments trying to help a stranger, according to a 911 transcript. Soon afterward, a responding Minneapolis officer, Mohamed Noor, fired his gun from inside a patrol vehicle and killed her.
From Communist Czechoslovakia to Fridley mayor, Frank Liebl had a life of civic work
Liebl, 83, died of Alzheimer's disease on June 11 in New Hope.
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Back in spotlight, Bachmann praises Trump, addresses police shooting
The ex-congresswoman was the featured speaker in Waconia at a forum for Republican candidates for Minnesota governor.
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