New documentary displays Minnesota’s African American Community
The Minnesota Black Community Project (MBCP) is hosting a free screening of its new documentary, Spotlight on Minnesota’s Triumphant African American Community. The film offers a look at 21st-century Black achievement across key sectors, including business, education, healthcare, public service, entertainment, and the
Eagan man fires shot at officers during domestic call arrest
A man resisting arrest during a Saturday domestic call fired at Eagan officers and was booked into Dakota County Jail on weapon charges.
BCA identifies St. Paul officer who shot fleeing suspect
The incident occurred Monday outside Regions Hospital after the suspect allegedly pointed a replica gun at officers.
Stormy Saturday Set to Soak Minneapolis, Sunny Sunday on Deck
Source: Facebook/US National Weather Service Twin Cities Minnesota. Cloudy skies and humid air are hanging over Minneapolis Saturday morning, with temperatures around 70 degrees and a high near 82 expected later today. Showers could brush the city before 9 a.m., but the bigger weather story arrives this afternoon and e
This Old-School Minneapolis Steakhouse Has Carved Its Silver Butter Knife Steak For Regulars Since...
Some families measure the years by birthdays that end in zero and anniversaries you can divide by 25. That is how special one downtown Minneapolis spot has become, where couples return for Christmas traditions and folks who first dined in the 1970s keep coming back for more. The place has...
Mall of America to host drive-in movie nights
The Mall of America will bring drive-in movies back to the Twin Cities for three nights starting on Aug. 22.
2 children riding an e-bike were injured after colliding with a vehicle
Two children were taken to the hospital Saturday after they were involved in an accident with a vehicle in Brooklyn Park.
Chocolatier will return to Minnesota after more than a decade away
Bissinger's Handcrafted Chocolatier will open at the Galleria in Edina, where it once had store.
Flock against flock: hundreds answer Vargas’ call to protest surveillance cameras
MINNEAPOLIS, MN — Hundreds of people gathered near U.S. Bank Stadium Friday night and rode scooters and e-bikes through downtown Minneapolis in a protest against Flock Safety surveillance cameras, the third such gathering this month organized by Johan Vargas, who used the attention from two earlier viral rides to call
Minneapolis woman sentenced for toddler’s methadone overdose death
MINNEAPOLIS — A 57-year-old Minneapolis woman was sentenced last week to more than four years in prison for the death of a 23-month-old girl who ingested methadone while in her care. A Hennepin County judge sentenced Tracey Andrea Flex to 52 months for second-degree manslaughter and a concurrent 23-month...
