Columbia Heights residents question Flock cameras, drone technology at town hall
About 75 people turned out May 14 for a Columbia Heights town hall on proposed Flock cameras and drone technology, with many residents raising concerns about privacy, data sharing and trust in law enforcement. The town hall was hosted by the city and Anoka County Commissioner Mandy Meisner. Columbia Heights Police Chie
‘He was a courageous soul:’ South Minneapolis coffee shop mourns veteran killed in attempted...
A memorial now sits outside Rick’s Coffee Bar in south Minneapolis, where staff said the loss of their colleague, Amos Ferrier, has shaken everyone inside.
Mother charged after 13-year-old takes handgun to school, assaults student
Rochelle Lashon Dockery, 34, is charged with the neglectful storage of a firearm after charges say a junior high school student brought a gun to school and assaulted another student with it. According to charges, the 13-year-old could be seen chasing the victim, and then hitting them in the head...
It’s Illegal to Mow Your Lawn Outside of These Hours in Minnesota
It's that time of year, the lawn mowers are back out of the garage. But beware, there are certain times that you are not allowed to mow your lawn.
‘Dozens of false statements’: Minnesota prosecutors say DHS lied about shovel attack during violent...
An Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent was criminally charged in Minnesota on Monday after shooting an innocent man and then lying about the circumstances of that incident, prosecutors say. Christian Castro, 52, stands accused of four counts of second-degree assault and one count of falsely reporting a crim
Donut shop to close its locations in Burnsville and Lakeville
Both locations will close "indefinitely" on May 24.
One Of Minnesota’s Favorite Burger Spots Is Closing In June – Red Cow Uptown
Construction on Hennepin Ave. the past few years took a brutal, financial toll on the Red Cow restaurant in Uptown.
Lake Harriet sets the scene for prom night
A warm May evening brought some Eden Prairie promgoers to the Lake Harriet Bandshell for photos before the dance. The post Lake Harriet sets the scene for prom night appeared first on Eden Prairie Local News .
Home listings rose in Minnesota for April, but inventory remains low
There are more houses for sale in Minnesota this spring as compared to last, but high mortgage rates, renewed inflation and difficult economic conditions are continuing to affect the real estate market in the Twin Cities and statewide. That’s according to a new report from Minnesota Realtors, an association representin
Cloudy with Light Showers and Cool Conditions Today.
Today’s Weather in the Twin Cities will be more like early April with Mainly Cloudy Skies, Sprinkles or Light Rain Showers, Breezy Northwest Winds at 10 to 20 mph and highs in the mid 50s ( Average is low 70s ). Decreasing Winds and Clouds Tonight with Patchy Fog and Cool temperatures falling into the low to mid 40s.
