Tragedies test the resilience of faith in Minnesota
The violence seen this summer in Minnesota and around the nation has many people turning to faith to sustain them. But for others, it's a time to question faith.
2 workers die at different Twin Cities construction sites within 48 hours
Friends and family of two construction workers are grieving after two different construction sites in the Twin Cities saw fatalities within 48 hours.
What a Weekend: Minneapolis sells 63,000 hotel rooms and rakes in $14 million in...
Minneapolis hotels surged past the $14 Million revenue mark, setting an all time record. The city was sold out last weekend with a staggering 63,000 occupied hotel rooms thanks to the Vikings, the Lynx, the Twins and Farm Aid.
6 Saint Paul, Minnesota Barbecue Spots You Shouldn’t Miss
In Saint Paul, I’ve chased barbecue like someone following a trail of incense, letting the smoke pull me through backstreets and corner lots. These places aren’t polished temples; they’re lived-in shrines where meat sizzles, sides comfort, and sauce drips with unapologetic tang. I’ve leaned on counters, traded nods...
Student grief in the aftermath of Rapson Hall shooting
Police identified Anas Mursal Mohamed, 18, as the gunman in a Sept. 18 shooting on the University of Minnesota campus. Mohamed was arrested the following day and released from custody on Tuesday. As of Wednesday, he is currently back in jail with a $100,000 bail. Mohammed’s court appearance was on...
Arrest Made in Minneapolis Shooting That Killed 1, Injured 6
Minneapolis police say a man accused of opening fire in a deadly mass shooting last month has been arrested. Officers took 24-year-old Trayveion Alvin Green into custody late Monday night in downtown Minneapolis. Investigators say Green was wanted on an arrest warrant for murder in connection with the Aug. 26...
Missing Inver Grove Heights woman who hadn’t been seen in 10 days has been...
A woman showing signs of early-onset dementia has been missing for ten days after she was discharged from a St. Paul hospital.
Autism center fraud investigation finds parents received kickbacks to enroll kids
Federal investigators say a 28-year-old woman at Smart Therapy in Minneapolis misused $14M in taxpayer dollars meant to support children with autism.
Student arrested after threatening classmate with gun at Golden Valley school
The incident was reported on Tuesday at Highview Alternative School.
Woman charged with defrauding Minnesota autism program out of $14 million
Federal prosecutors allege a woman defrauded a Minnesota program for autism treatment services out of $14 million as part of a sprawling scheme, while simultaneously raking in money as part of the Feeding Our Future food-aid fraud conspiracy. U.S. District Court filings charging one count of wire fraud against Asha...
