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RAMSEY COUNTY, Minn. — The Ramsey County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday unanimously approved a $170,000 settlement with a former corrections officer with the Ramsey County Correctional Facility who alleged she was terminated in retaliation for reporting on unsafe conditions for employees and inmates. The Ramsey Coun

Two men were brought to the hospital with serious injuries from a fight that led to a stabbing in Minneapolis on Wednesday night.

According to the complaint, Hawkins said Powers told him that Riccio was "f—ing with her and she could not take it anymore, so she shot him." The post Daughter who shot a man in the head while dad was on vacation because he was 'f—ing with her and she could not take it anymore' learns fate first appeared on Law & Crim

While at Rick's Coffee Bar (5402 43rd Ave. S) on May 15, Every Third Saturday Internship Director Amos Ferrier attempted to stop the theft of his truck and was injured by a fleeing car. He died on May 17. Two teens were charged for their alleged involvement in his death...

Edina ranks as the seventh snobbiest city in America, known for its elite reputation and the nickname 'cake eaters,' stirring conversation about local attitudes and community identity.

City bureaucracy and financial obstacles won’t stop Uptown’s newest music impresario from getting The Brownstone Jazz Club open for business. For nearly a year, Johnnie Brown and his business partner Hernita Moore have worked non-stop to make the building on the northwest corner of Hennepin Avenue and 28th Street a go-

U.S. News ranked the best places to live in America in 2026. Eight Minnesota cities made the top 250, while 2 dropped off the list, including Duluth. Here's where each Minnesota city that made the list ranked, and what makes them stand out.

Police think popular spots like Elsie's and The Northeast Yacht Club have been hit by the trio of burglars.

Gov. Tim Walz visited Hennepin County Medical Center in downtown Minneapolis Wednesday to mark the historic state investment, which includes $205 million in immediate stability funding and an additional $500 million reserve account available through 2031, to offset the facility's high volume of uncompensated care.

An Army veteran died in Minneapolis after he chased two suspects who were trying to steal his pickup truck. 38-year-old Amos Ferrier went after the suspects after noticing them around 1:30 p.m. on Friday. The suspects were in his truck and took his bag, so he ran after them. After they saw Ferrier charge toward