Man sentenced to 12 years in prison for attempted murder in shooting of Minneapolis police officer
Frederick Davis Jr., 19, admitted to firing a dozen shots at the unmarked vehicle following him, but denied knowingly targeting police.
Cyclist discovers 'shocking' mess on greenway. Minneapolis mounted police explain.
Droppings decompose quickly, the patrol unit says.
Suit: Cops peeked into Brooklyn Center home, saw doll, made up 'baby in distress' call and broke in
A man in the basement thought he was going to be attacked, according to the lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court in Minneapolis.
Local
Wolves fans are pumped, cautiously optimistic at Game Six
One fan said he brought his secret weapon to the game against the Nuggets: a friend who has never seen the Wolves lose when he goes to Target Center.
Stage & Arts
Guthrie reports a record $3.8 million deficit
Audiences and donors have not come back in expected numbers, theater officials said.
Stage & Arts
Lotto-winning Tennessee ex-monk helped bring Guthrie's epic Shakespeare History Plays to the stage
The three plays, which can be seen in a 13-hour marathon Saturday, have drawn patrons from 46 states and three countries.
Local
New rideshare company Wridz hits the streets in Minneapolis as Uber and Lyft vow exit
Meanwhile, MyWeels, a second company recently licensed by the city, continues to ramp up operations.
Minneapolis
Frey's pick for Minneapolis civil rights director has strong support, but why would she want the job?
Michelle Phillips has strong support from Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey and his critics on the City Council. But she's walking into a messy situation.
Variety
Former Uptown furniture store becoming a 'boutique' roller rink
The furniture store will be a bricks-and-mortar location for Twin Cities Skaters, which has hosted pop-up events around the metro area.
West Metro
Charges: Twin Cities firefighter was killed in furious crossfire between groups
One of the alleged shooters has been charged, but not in the killing.
Variety
Doors Open Minneapolis offers rare peek inside more than 100 buildings
This year's event, which runs Saturday and Sunday, includes 30 new venues.
Local
Medcalf: Marvin Haynes, exonerated in 2005 Minneapolis murder, will speak at book club
Marvin Haynes spent 19 years in prison after a wrongful conviction: "Every time I talk about it, I just get emotional."
Yuen: This herbal chicken soup has been nourishing Hmong moms for centuries
Fans of the traditional dish, including celebrated Minneapolis chef Diane Moua, say it's also good for hangovers or a pick-me-up.
Minneapolis
Appeals court reverses 2040 Plan injunction; Minneapolis to revive stalled developments
Smart Growth Minneapolis has vowed to appeal the ruling to the state Supreme Court as the Legislature considers whether to intervene in an environmental lawsuit that has interrupted the construction of multifamily housing throughout the city.
Minneapolis
Local
It's Bike to Work Week. Here are 5 tips for newbies
A few lessons in safety and preparation for that first commute.
Local
College graduations will be twice as sweet for class whose high school celebrations happened online
COVID-19 lockdowns forced Minnesota high schools to move graduation online four years ago. Now, many college graduates will get their first chance to walk across a stage.
Local
Canadian wildfire smoke lingers in Minnesota
Air quality across the state will be at unsafe levels into Monday morning as the first statewide red alert of 2024 is issued.
Election
Rep. Ilhan Omar wins DFL endorsement over Don Samuels at Minneapolis convention
Omar won her party's backing ahead of a highly anticipated primary election rematch with Samuels.
Stage & Arts
Guthrie's 'Skeleton Crew' interrupted by medical emergency on opening night
It happened 3 minutes before the end of the performance and caused a 35-minute delay.
Local
Minneapolis rideshare controversy shows growing power of progressive Democrats
Gov. Walz's administration signals it is not comfortable with a compromise bill as Uber and Lyft threaten to leave.
Local
'Minnesota's coming to life': Timberwolves' playoff bid has the fans excited - and ready for more
Thousands of fans swarmed downtown Minneapolis for Friday's game, which marked the team's first second-round playoff appearance since 2004.
Minneapolis
Minneapolis teachers, support staff ratify two-year contracts with significant pay increases
The contracts now go to the school board for final approval.
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