Minnesota woman allegedly assaults Minnesota man in Waukee
A Minnesota woman was arrested Saturday after she allegedly assaulted a Minnesota man in Waukee. Kelly Monson, 41, of 5542 Toledo Ave., Crystal, Minnesota, was charged with first-offense domestic abuse assault-bodily injury or mental illness and violation of a no-contact order. The incident began about 3 a.m. Saturday
Highs near 90 in Twin Cities Tuesday, with storms possible in the evening
Tuesday will be hot and humid in the Twin Cities, with highs near 90 and thunderstorms possible later in the day.
Spotty T-Storms possible Today and Wednesday otherwise a Warm Week ahead.
Today and Wednesday will bring a chance for Spotty T-Storms at anytime Today, Tonight and Wednesday otherwise it will be Sunny and Warm with highs in the upper 80s with Southwest Winds at 5 to 15 mph. Severe T-Storms are not expected but any T-Storm that does form could produce Heavy Rainfall, Hail and Frequent Lightni
Strike averted as staff reach agreement with Park Nicollet Methodist Hospital
The strike, which was approved by 95% of union members, was set to begin Wednesday.
Inside Minnetrista’s ‘mushroom house’
A one-of-a-kind home in Minnetrista is turning heads for its unique look that draws visitors, many of them strangers, who sign a special guest book.
South Minneapolis Native American clinic and housing set to open in September
The Native American Community Clinic announced this week that its South Minneapolis health clinic and affordable housing project is expected to open in September. And those interested in applying for one of its units are able to apply today. The $55 million dollar project along Minneapolis’ American Indian Cultural Cor
Birdell Beeks honored with street name 10 years after stray bullet death
A family is still searching for healing 10 years after a stray bullet killed an innocent grandmother in north Minneapolis.
One Burnsville family’s ordeal during Operation Metro Surge
American-born sons kept things going when their dad was sent to Texas and their mom went into hiding. The post One Burnsville family’s ordeal during Operation Metro Surge appeared first on Sahan Journal .
Some Minneapolis council members sour on city’s public safety office
Some City Council allies of Mayor Jacob Frey recently floated an idea to resolve a standoff over who should serve as Minneapolis' top public safety official: Hire no one for the role , at least for now. Why it matters: It's a sign of how deeply frustrated some city leaders have grown with the Office of Community Safety
Almost Half of Twin Cities Drivers Are Using Express Lanes Without Paying — And...
If you have ever sat in bumper-to-bumper traffic on a Twin Cities freeway and watched a stream of cars breeze past in the express lane, you may have suspected something was off. Well, you were ... Read more
