North Minneapolis residents file class-action lawsuit against shingle factory
Months after their complaints spurred EPA inspections that found violations, neighbors allege that they’re harmed by Owens Corning’s odors and pollution. The post North Minneapolis residents file class-action lawsuit against shingle factory appeared first on Sahan Journal .
I-394 closure: Eastbound Minneapolis lanes shut down Oct. 16-19
Starting at 10 p.m. Friday, Oct. 16, eastbound Interstate 394 (I-394) will close between Interstate 94 (I-94) and downtown Minneapolis until 5 a.m. Monday, Oct. 19, according to the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT). MnDOT said I-94 will stay open, but exit ramps at 3rd Avenue, 4th Street, North 6th...
John Legend plans Mall of America appearance the day after releasing new album
The Oct. 24 signing is taking place the same day that he'll play a gala benefit at the Armory.
‘Somebody Feed Phil’ may be filming an episode in Minneapolis after sightings at multiple...
Phil Rosenthal, host of "Somebody Feed Phil," has been seen filming at restaurants in Minneapolis, including Modern Times Cafe.
No Kings ‘Vote Early’ events across Minnesota Saturday: List
ST. PAUL, Minn. (FOX 9) - The Twin Cities No Kings Coalition is hosting another event – Vote Early Twin Cities Rally & Fest – this Saturday, Oct. 17, in Downtown Minneapolis to inspire voters ahead of the upcoming election. It's among many No Kings events scheduled for...
Former Professor Linked to Multiple Urine Incidents at Minnesota College
(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); St. Paul, MN — A former Macalester College professor has been charged with felony property damage after allegedly spilling urine on a student’s backpack, causing more than $2,000 in damage. Paul Fischer, 55, was charged Oct. 7 in Ramsey County with first-degree property damage. According to the criminal complaint, a student left her belongings unattended for about six minutes near Fischer’s office last December and returned to find urine on her
Protesters disrupt Minnesota GOP dinner with KKK sign as Black gubernatorial candidate Lisa Demuth...
The demonstration interrupted a speech by Demuth, the state's first Black gubernatorial nominee from a major political party. A Minnesota Republican fundraising dinner was disrupted by protesters displaying a sign referencing the Ku Klux Klan as Black gubernatorial candidate Lisa Demuth addressed attendees, drawing condemnation from state GOP leaders. The...
Plan to ‘eliminate’ Office of Community Safety advanced by Minneapolis City Council
Minneapolis City Council President Elliott Payne and Council Minority Leader Robin Wonsley say they are advancing a proposal to eliminate the Office of Community Safety. The plan would eliminate the Office of Community Safety and the Performance Management and Innovation Department, while consolidating the work of the Racial Equity Inclusion and Belonging Department into the Neighborhood Community Relations Department.
Canadian Pacific Holiday Train announces 25 Minnesota stops for December 2026
The Canadian Pacific Holiday Train is again bringing its festive train through Minnesota, making 25 stops over seven days in December.
Man ordered to pay $70K restitution in Medicaid fraud scheme
A judge on Tuesday sentenced Fernando Navarro, 53, to three years of supervised probation and 100 hours of community service.

















