Groundbreaking Tuesday afternoon on a new headquarters for the Minnesota State Patrol
Groundbreaking Tuesday afternoon on a new headquarters for the Minnesota State Patrol. The new facility in Roseville has been years in the making and for the first time will combine employees from six different locations under one roof, and give the State Patrol its own space.
Grove City Stabbing Sends Woman to Minneapolis Trauma Center, Man Jailed
A 23-year-old Grove City man remains jailed after a 44-year-old woman was stabbed in the chest at a home Sunday morning, according to authorities cited in local reports. Family members restrained the man until deputies arrived, and the woman was taken to a hospital before being flown to Minneapolis for specialized trau
After visit from Gordon Ramsay, North St. Paul pizza shop will reopen with new...
Gordon Ramsay reportedly filmed an episode of a show at the Pizza Factory in North St. Paul. The pizza shop has will reopen with a new menu on Sept. 23.
Man charged in shooting outside Blaine gun shop
Charging documents say that a man who had rented a lane at a Blaine gun shop ended his session by going outside and shooting someone five times.
Driver killed pedestrian, fled and continued to McDonald’s drive-thru saying he ‘just went to...
Alex Ray Kisch is accused of killing a pedestrian in a hit-and-run crash before driving to a Minnesota McDonald's and ordering food at the drive-thru. The post Driver killed pedestrian, fled and continued to McDonald's drive-thru saying he 'just went to get some food': Police first appeared on Law & Crime .
Why do we get tattoos?
Tattoos can mark a memory, honor someone we love, express something about who we are — or simply be a piece of art we like enough to put on our bodies. But choosing something permanent can bring up questions about meaning, regret and how others might see us. Coming...
More freedom for students to smudge
Throughout the summer, several faculty members worked together to update the residential smudging guidelines for the University’s residence halls, aiming to make the cultural practice more accessible for Indigenous residents. Smudging is a sacred practice in Indigenous culture used for various reasons depending on the
The COAL-FIRED Pizza Story That Helped Put This North Loop Spot on the Map,...
Open Daily Sun -Thu 11 AM–10 PM | Fri–Sat 11AM- 2 AM. Some restaurants just feel like they’ve always been here. Black Sheep Coal Fired Pizza has been turning out crisp, char-kissed pies in Minneapolis’s North Loop for 17 years now. The concept was born not...
The time has arrived, Bloomington’s clock tower comes down
It was the beginning of the end last week in Bloomington, as removal of the city’s clock tower at the intersection of 98th Street and Lyndale Avenue began. It took a week of preparation to remove the four-sided clock atop the tower, approximately 38 feet above the intersection. Age and the elements took their toll on t
Manny Collins murder: Tensions flare after man in court threatens Jordan Collins Sr.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, Minn. (FOX 9) - A courtroom outburst and chilling crime scene testimony marked another intense day Monday in the murder trial of a father accused of killing his own son. Testimony continued in the murder trial of Jordan Collins Sr., the man accused of killing his teenage son,...

















