‘We’ve got to unmask abuse’: Hundreds walk to stand up to domestic violence in...
Hundreds of people joined a walk in Minneapolis on Saturday in remembrance of loved ones who have lost their lives to domestic violence while uplifting those who are going through it.
Minnesota law enforcement are keeping a close eye on the evolving electronic bike and...
In some cases the technology behind a lot of the electronic bikes and scooter has already outpaced state statute, and many people just don’t know the laws that go with operating these kinds of vehicles.
Retired Sioux Falls firefighter assists in shooting response
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - First responders are trained to jump into action, regardless of whether they’re on duty or not. Recently, one former Sioux Falls Fire Rescue member found himself at the right place at the right time. “A guy stumbled up to the front of...
Minneapolis considers non-fatal shooting unit
The Minneapolis City Council is discussing the potential funding of a special unit with the Minneapolis Police Department devoted to solving non-fatal shooting crimes.
Minneapolis says program provides housing for more than 6,700 students
Organizers with Stable Homes Stable Schools say the Minneapolis program lets students focus on their studies and not be concerned about where they're going to sleep.
So Minnesota: A monument to South St. Paul’s meatpacking history: Stockyards Exchange Building
It was designed by Architect Charles Reed, who went on to build Grand Central Terminal in New York City and the St. Paul Hotel.
St. Paul woman facing homelessness after housing program accused of fraud
ST. PAUL, Minn. (FOX 9) - A St. Paul woman is facing homelessness after a state program designed to help disabled tenants grapples with "credible allegations of fraud." The woman, who did not want to be identified due to the personal nature of her ordeal, said she found her downtown apartment via Housing...
Missing Falcon Heights teen located, safe
Police are concerned for the boy’s safety after he reportedly said he planned to leave the state.
Feds Keeping St. Paul Safe From Hard-Working Roofers
Welcome back to The Flyover, your daily digest of important, overlooked, and/or interesting Minnesota news stories. Federal agents snatched several Latino roofers from a job in St. Paul on Thursday. Just look at how vague that sentence is. What kind of agents? Well, they wouldn’t identify themselves, and who knows...
Police seek man on bicycle who assaulted woman in Hopkins
HOPKINS, Minn. — Hopkins police are asking for help from the public in locating a man on a bicycle who is accused of assaulting a female jogger. Police say the alleged attack happened on Sept. 13. A Facebook post on the department's account says the woman was running on the 400 block of 11th Avenue South when a man...
