‘I feel completely violated.’ Burnsville woman says she had frightening encounter outside her building.
Marie, who doesn’t want her face shown, says she was confronted by a group of men outside her Burnsville apartment building Saturday, some of whom were wearing clothing marked only with the word ‘police.’
Driver dies after crashing into deck in Brooklyn Park
Police confirmed on Friday that the driver has died.
All cats saved from being euthanized after rescue from hoarding situation
All of the cats that faced being euthanized if foster homes were not found due to lack of capacity at Minneapolis' primary animal shelter have been spared. In a Friday update, volunteer-run Friends of Minneapolis Animal Care and Control (MACC) confirmed that the remaining 18 "at-risk" cats that still needed fostering...
Frank Gehry leaves Minnesota mark with Weisman Museum, Winton Guest House
Renowned architect Frank Gehry died at the age of 96 on Friday, a representative confirmed to CBS News. His worldwide legacy included two works that were constructed in Minnesota.
From the inside: Minnesota artists share stories from behind bars
The Twin Cities arts lineup this weekend centers voices too often pushed to the margins. A North Loop art fair will put a spotlight on incarcerated artists, Mizna’s latest documentary screening follows Syrian musicians in exile, and a holiday comedy play will feature an all-Native cast. Art fair spotlights...
Brooklyn Center police investigate shooting
Police in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, are investigating a shooting that took place Saturday afternoon.
Annunciation shooting: Parents, community demand change amid healing
MOUNDS VIEW, Minn. (FOX 9) - A town hall meeting in Mounds View brought together parents and community members seeking change after a violent summer marked by a mass shooting at Annunciation Church and an attack on Rep. Melissa Hortman and her husband. Parents share emotional testimonies. What we know:
Former Prince Collaborator Saw His Oxygen Tube Ablaze Before Apartment Burned Down
We've got shocking new details regarding the potential origins of the apartment fire that sent soul singer and former Prince collaborator Alexander O'Neal to the hospital early Friday morning.
Ex–Minneapolis Chamber Leader Pleads Guilty in Federal Fraud Case
A former Minneapolis business leader pled guilty Monday that he carried out a years-long scheme that siphoned money from the Minneapolis Regional Chamber of Commerce. He also stole reward funds meant to help solve the killings of children and used Chamber resources for personal travel and a bank loan application.
Minneapolis clothing store lands on New York Times top 50 list
Equipment was singled out for its "clothes that whisper good taste."
