Report reveals more details of investigation that led to O’Hara resignation
Newly released documents from the City of Minneapolis are shedding more light on how former Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara interfered with an investigation into an alleged sexual relationship with a subordinate.
Brooklyn Park police conducting death investigation
Law enforcement agencies from across the metro were called in Tuesday to help the Brooklyn Park Police Department with a death investigation.
The Dakota is bringing back its downtown block party for a second year
The Dakota is following last year's 40th anniversary block party with a reprise. It'll host its second block party with three stages of live music in September.
One Minnesota Warehouse Has 40,000 Square Feet Of Other People’s Amazing Taste
You’ve probably driven right past it. Tucked behind a quiet stretch of pavement, a four-story brick fortress hides something most people will never see: a 40,000-square-foot wonderland packed with the best stuff from other people’s old houses. Ever wonder what happens to the hand-carved mantels, stained-glass windows,
Man shot during prayer service at Canterbury Park has died, police say
The Shakopee Police Department said its officers responded just before 10 a.m. and found a 26-year-old man with multiple gunshot wounds.
Sweet Lou’s opens first brick-and-mortar with fresh meats, sausages and deli sandwiches
Sweet Lou's Craft Sausages & Butchery, which long operated a popular food truck, has opened a brick-and-mortar location in St. Louis Park.
Search ongoing for Burnsville man who did not return home Tuesday
The Burnsville Police Department is asking the community to be on the lookout for a missing 53-year-old man.
Nipp’s Service to close after 80 years
When Louie Nipp decided to open Nipp’s DX service station in the spring of 1946 on the corner of Southview Boulevard and Seventh Avenue in South St. Paul, he had one small problem: he needed a mechanic. His first call was to his son Robert, who was away at college studying to be an electrician. Louie called and said, “
Man charged in connection with $90 million in Medicaid fraud deemed a flight risk,...
A Roseville man charged in connection with $90 million in alleged Medicaid fraud has been deemed a flight risk and has been ordered by a judge to remain in custody. 32-year old Muhammad Omar was called out by federal officials last week when charges were announced against 15 people.
Man with several speeding convictions charged in fatal Brooklyn Park hit-and-run
A 23-year-old Brooklyn Park man with several speeding convictions is accused of fatally injuring a pedestrian on Highway 252 then driving away. Ryant Tarnue Freeman is charged with criminal vehicular manslaughter in the death of 25-year-old A’miah Armstrong-Walker. Shortly after 1:20 a.m. on May ...
