1 killed in Minneapolis stabbing Saturday morning; no arrests made
According to the police, officers were called to the 1000 block of 14th Street East for an apparent stabbing around 12:44 a.m.
Motorcycle crash on I-35W temporarily slows northbound traffic in Minneapolis
A crash, which appeared to involve multiple vehicles, caused a traffic backup in Minneapolis on Saturday afternoon.
Minnesota woman opens dream bakery after leaving the corporate world
One Minnesota woman left the corporate world to run her own bakery in Saint Paul's Lowertown.
Residents win $30 million settlement following health issues cause by factory: ‘Extremely dangerous’
"The company's at fault, but the state is too." Residents win $30 million settlement following health issues cause by factory: 'Extremely dangerous' first appeared on The Cool Down .
Missing: Hanna Gena Don, 32, last seen in Brooklyn Park
Police in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, have put out an endangered missing person alert for 32-year-old Hanna Gena Don.
Coon Rapids Offers Free Social Services to Residents in Need at Local Library Event
Residents of Coon Rapids grappling with personal challenges ranging from mental health crises to homelessness will soon have an opportunity to seek guidance and support at no cost. The city has announced that Lori Halbur, a social worker associated with the Coon Rapids Police Department, will be available to the...
Community members demanding funding for displacement related to Blue Line extension
On Thursday, residents gathered to urge local officials to secure state funding aimed at preventing displacement and ensuring that community interests are prioritized.
Maple Grove Battles Rising Non-Felony Crime Rates Amidst Suburban Expansion
The quaint city of Maple Grove is grappling with a burgeoning issue as it continues to spread its suburban wings. A surge in non-felony crime rates is raising concerns about community safety and the effectiveness of local law enforcement strategies to keep repeat offenders off the streets. The latest figures, shared...
Thousands without power after overnight storm blasts through Twin Cities
Thousands of homes are without power Saturday morning after overnight thunderstorms in the Twin Cities metro. A storm line passed through the Twin Cities in the early morning hours, bringing torrential rain, moderate wind gusts, rumbles of thunder and a whole bunch of "wake you in the middle of the night" lightning.
Minneapolis civil rights leaders upset with the MDP Chief for his apology over comments...
At an NAACP press conference, civil rights leaders voiced displeasure with Chief Brian O’Hara over an apology issued after Spike Moss, a long time civil rights activist in Minneapolis, told recruits about violent actions in the past by officers.