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A Minneapolis homeowner and his wife endured persistent harassment and dangerous actions from their next-door neighbor for over a year, according to a lawsuit filed by the property owner. In Oct. 2024, the neighbor is alleged to have followed up on his threats and shot the homeowner, Davis Moturi, in...

The 2025 fall semester was almost like any other. I spent it running between classes, editing multimedia projects, squeezing volunteer hours in between activities and getting dreadfully little sleep. Late in the semester, Minnesota received more national attention thanks to fraud allegations targeting Twin Cities commu

Several Minnesota agencies may soon get new leadership after the end of Gov. Tim Walz’s term early next year. However, at least one of those agency leaders will still have a prominent role in Hennepin County. On Friday, Walz appointed the commissioner of the Minnesota Department of Labor and...

Coyotes are making their presence known in Bloomington, with police confirming that two dogs were recently attacked in separate incidents. Both pets survived and are recovering, but the encounters have rattled local residents and prompted a fresh round of reminders about how to keep animals safe, especially for people

A Maple Grove business is proving to be quite the catch. What started as a one-man operation in a garage has grown into world-class brand of custom fishing lures. Workers at Throwback Swimbaits create highly realistic lures that attract big-game fish like musky. Kyle Buchholz, a father of six, started...

Father's Day arrives on June 21, and there are lots of ways to celebrate, from communal remembrances to movies, the World Cup to whiskey tastings.

The University of Minnesota Board of Regents is expected to hear substantial feedback on Friday regarding a proposed 3.8% tuition increase.

Developer Doran Companies has started its Seven Points apartment project near Lake Street and Hennepin Avenue in Uptown.

Minneapolis will host a second edition of Dinner du Nord, a communal meal served along a seven-block dinner table in downtown Minneapolis.

Paul Sayer Kjelland initially told investigators he sold the gym equipment to a friend.