Fire destroys northern Minnesota craft brewery
The owners of Portage Brewing Company plan to rebuild.
Charges: Ex-Columbia Heights teacher filmed sex assault of underage former student
"Police are also aware of additional victims who have been contacted by [Laskowski] about recording pornographic videos together," the charges read.
Driver crosses median, dies in crash south of Twin Cities
The other motorist suffered critical injuries.
Gunfire hits front of Mpls. North High School; no one hurt
Multiple shots were fired about 12:30 p.m. by a sidewalk near 15th and Irving avenues N. Police have no suspects.
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Twin Cities school superintendent reviewing display of Trump 2020 flag at basketball game
Minneapolis Roosevelt's coach was unhappy to see the banner displayed in the front row when his team played at Jordan on Tuesday. The flag's owner said it was part of a "theme night."
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Minnesota hospitals see spike in unpaid bills
It is the biggest jump since the Affordable Care Act took effect in 2013, according to a report released by the Minnesota Hospital Association.
Thor Companies runs into financial bind, raising questions
It comes months after the state's largest minority-owned company moved into a new North Side headquarters partially funded by Hennepin County.
I-35 driver who collided with teen's pickup that rolled into his path dies
The pickup rolled over the cable barriers in the median and hit two SUVs heading the other way on New Year's Eve.
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U of M is testing 'smart' pills to give cancer patients a nudge
University pharmacists are attaching digital sensors to chemotherapy pills to detect when cancer patients are forgetting or falling behind on tumor-killing medications.
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Brooks: As bills pile up, furloughed workers suffer in the shadows
The parents of a newborn are spending the first weeks of 2019 in the neonatal intensive care unit watching over their son, while the medical bills pile up and no paychecks arrive.
St. Paul officer federally indicted over kicking of innocent man
Officer Brett Palkowitsch is on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of the case.
Jury convicts man of killing Minneapolis activist Tyrone Williams
Williams was a father of four and devoted time to "making his community a better place," said County Attorney Mike Freeman.
2 Fridley men charged in fatal shooting of 17-year-old
Travon Shug Wallace ditched the murder weapon with his cousin, who later bragged about the shooting, authorities say.
Minneapolis will offer free rides to court for those charged with low-level offenses
The program is expected to launch in February.
Hundreds of skaters try out Lake Minnetonka's unusually smooth ice
Scarce snow and unseasonable warmth have made for ideal conditions.
Lawsuit claims supervisors did nothing when Minneapolis K-9 officer complained of harassment
The suit, filed Tuesday in Hennepin County District Court, seeks $50,000 in damages.
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New Minnesota judicial selection commissioner pledges to continue diversifying courts
Lola Velazquez-Aguilu has been on the commission since 2016.
Quiet reception for proposed development in Linden Hills
Development plans in the commercial district have previously caused strife.
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