The Minnesota Library Where Immigrants Learned English From Picture Books
Imagine stepping into a warm, quiet library on a freezing Minnesota morning, clutching a children’s picture book in a language you barely understand. That is the brave scene that has played out at this historic Minneapolis library for over a century. A Tudor Revival landmark built with Carnegie money...
Evan Ramstad: We’ve been through massive physical tech investments before, but not like this
MINNEAPOLIS -- It's still the earliest days of artificial intelligence usage and understanding, yet AI companies are gobbling capital like a hippo's maw and soaring in market valuation. Everyone in business these days seems to be searching for a tale from history to meaningfully describe the growing importance of AI...
Summer warmth, storm chances in store for Minnesota on Wednesday
Summer warmth will hang on in the Twin Cities Wednesday, with some storms possible later in the day.
The Stunning Art-Filled Restaurant In Minnesota You Need To Visit
Some restaurants feed you, and some restaurants feed your soul, but W.A. Frost & Company in St. Paul manages to do both while making you feel like you’ve stumbled into the most sophisticated dinner party you were never invited to. Until now, that is. This Cathedral Hill establishment sits...
Guilty Plea From Minneapolis Man Who Killed Another Man While Fleeing From Police
A Minneapolis man has admitted to a charge of fleeing police resulting in death for a deadly crash that occurred during a police pursuit.
Birdell Beeks Way unveiled in north Minneapolis, 10 years after beloved grandmother’s death
MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - A north Minneapolis neighborhood came together Tuesday night to celebrate the life and legacy of Birdell "Birdie" Beeks, a beloved grandmother killed by gang crossfire 10 years ago. Street renaming honors Birdell Beeks’ memory. What we know:. Birdell Beeks was sitting in her minivan with...
Judge: Cities Church protest search warrant applications didn’t meet basic legal standards
ListenJudge: Cities Church protest search warrant applications didn't meet basic legal standards. Documents unsealed Tuesday in federal court show a federal judge pushing back forcefully on investigators involved in the cases of 38 people charged for a protest at a St. Paul church this winter. U.S. Magistrate Judge Joh
Walz, state lawmakers award wrongly-convicted inmate $4.5 million
In the largest award of its kind under a relatively new state law, a former Minnesota prison inmate will receive $4.5 million dollars from the state under the “Imprisonment and Exoneration Remedies Act.”
Spanish restaurant and bakery to open in former home of Handsome Hog
A new Spanish restaurant, Tasca Madrid, plans to open in the former Cathedral Hill home of Handsome Hog next month.
Rolife will bring its DIY miniature house kits to Mall of America
Rolife will open a new experience-focused flagship store to the Mall of America. No opening date has yet been announced.
