Police arrest 3 adults, 4 children after break-in at Basilica of Saint Mary
A security company alerted police early Saturday that a burglary was in progress at the Minneapolis church near Loring Park.
Tiny BP car wash converted into Minneapolis’ newest fried chicken spot
The walk-up eatery is serving made-to-order fried chicken and comfort food sides such as mac & cheese.
Shootout surprise makes Gengerke a hero
Going into the Section 6AAA Girls Soccer Tournament championship match between her Wayzata team and Minneapolis Washburn Oct. 20, ninth-grader Nora Gengerke had no inkling that she would become the hero of the night. The teams were deadlocked at 2-2 following 80 minutes of regulation soccer and 20 more minutes of overtime. That meant they would settle the issue in a shootout with a state berth on the line. In the run of play, Wayzata had goals from junior Ava Molde and sophomore Mackenzie Danema
Lawsuit: Bakery, nonprofit filed false claims worth millions in Minnesota
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison has filed separate lawsuits against a Minneapolis bakery and a now-defunct nonprofit, which allege they and other individuals submitted false claims worth millions to the Minnesota Department of Education.
Grand opening set for new St. Paul playground built by volunteers
The new playground replaces the existing structure at Newell Park in the Hamline-Midway neighborhood.
3 hurt in reported explosion in St. Paul food truck
ST. PAUL, Minn. (FOX 9) - Three people were hospitalized after a reported explosion and fire involving a food truck on St. Paul's east side on Sunday. St. Paul firefighters said Sunday afternoon they responded to the call. Despite difficult access to the fire in an alley, firefighters say they were able to quickly bring the flames under control.
Court reinstates guilty verdict in $7.2 million Medicaid fraud case
Minnesota’s Court of Appeals reinstated a guilty verdict in a $7.2 million Medicaid fraud case on Monday, sending the case back for resentencing.
Minnesota’s largest halal grocery store plans second Twin Cities location
Pangea Market in Coon Rapids, billed as the largest halal grocery store in Minnesota, is expanding to the Twin Cities’ south metro. The market recently unveiled a rendering for its upcoming Burnsville location, writing: “We invite you all to follow along as we take you on our journey from breaking ground to ribbon cutting, and every step in between.” The rendering depicts the former Aldi building off Highway 13, which has been vacant since the longtime grocery store closed in late June. Sign up
Eden Prairie rushing attack is unstoppable at Wayzata
Eden Prairie’s ground game was so good in a 55-35 football win Oct. 23 at Wayzata that the Eagles threw only one pass. That pass from quarterback Mason Hemmesch to tight end Jack Kincaid was good for 25 yards. Meanwhile, the Eagles’ potent rushing attack produced one of the highest yardage total in program history – an even 500 yards. Most of that real estate was eaten up by Eden Prairie’s Pac Man brotherhood of senior captain Windlan Hall and junior Owen Konrad. Hall gained 221 yards on 10 carr
State Finds Two Minnesota Businesses Discriminated Against Native Americans by Refusing Tribal ID
ST. PAUL, Minn. (Valley News Live) - The Minnesota Department of Human Rights announced Friday that two Minnesota businesses discriminated against Native American customers by refusing to accept tribal identification cards. The announcement follows reports that federal immigration agents harassed and detained American Indian community members by refusing to accept...
