Driver charged in alleged 'road rage' incident with Olympic gold medalist Jessie Diggins
Olympic skier said Afton incident easily could have turned tragic.
Minneapolis neighbors gather for latest chance to weigh in on 2040 Comprehensive Plan
The public hearing held by the City Council, among the final steps in a contentious process, went on for nearly five hours.
Charges pending for driver who struck Savage police squad car
Officer Alex Casey was helping a motorist on Hwy. 13 when his squad was hit.
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Brooks: Hennepin County tries to ease the stress of stressful jobs
Hennepin County's $1.4 million HealthWorks program aims to save taxpayers money in the long run by easing stress, illness and burnout.
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Minneapolis sewage heat plan draws concerns from Met Council
Regional government staff said they will stop analyzing a plan to tap the sewer near the University of Minnesota.
Hennepin County sheriff-elect retains law firm in case of recount
Outgoing Sheriff Rich Stanek has seven days to ask for a recount.
St. Paul rejects effort to bring city's new trash collection system to the voters
St. Paul residents frustrated by the new system wanted a chance to vote on it in 2019.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey, tenant advocates launch program that aims to help renters on the verge of eviction
They aim to increase pro bono legal assistance to renters facing eviction.
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Keith 'Huffer' Christiansen, U.S. Hockey Hall of Famer, dies at age 74
He helped the U.S. hockey team earn a silver medal at the 1972 Winter Olympics.
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Farms and forests could be key to curbing greenhouse gas emissions
Managing landscapes can hold more carbon in soil, grass and trees, cutting greenhouse gas emissions.
Two interview for Minneapolis Park Board superintendent
One is a longtime former Minneapolis Park Board employee and the other a newcomer.
St. Paul City Council passes $15 minimum wage, and mayor signs it
St. Paul joined a growing number of local governments across the country that have decided to exceed state and federal minimums.
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Target Field increasing security with revamped entry, adding grass area
The Twins, along with all of Major League Baseball, are moving slowly toward full NFL-level security. Most of the changes revolve around the Gate 34 entrance and main plaza.
Ex-prosecutor who was a suspect in Plymouth shooting is released from jail without charges
County attorney's office say Plymouth death is still under investigation and there's still no decision on charges.
Brooklyn Center raises minimum age to buy tobacco products to 21
Brooklyn Center is 16th city in state to change the minimum age to 21.
Minneapolis School District returns to post-Labor Day start to school year
The school board approved the change, which starts next fall, after hearing from parents.
St. Paul's RiverCentre parking ramp reopens after repairs
The ramp was shut down in May after a chunk of concrete fell on a parked car.
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Becker County man jailed in Audubon death
Authorities say there is no threat to the public.
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