Search warrant: Man used Liberian birth certificate to enroll in high school
In an interview with investigators, Luebke admitted to using a fraudulent Liberian birth certificate to enroll in high school despite having a Minnesota birth certificate, a search warrant states.
Minneapolis’ model anti-homelessness program faces “fiscal cliff”
One of Minneapolis' most successful homelessness prevention programs is not accepting new referrals, and could run out of money by next spring unless the mayor and City Council can agree how to financially rescue it . Why it matters: The "Stable Homes Stable Schools" program — which helps house 240 Minneapolis Public...
Man sentenced to over 10 years for 2023 Minneapolis homicide
Devon Louis Williams pleaded guilty to one count of second-degree murder last month.
More details about 22-year-old that posed as student
A 22-year-old man who enrolled as a student at White Bear Lake High School reportedly carried out numerous acts of predatory behavior while taking classes
National layoffs by iHeartMedia impact KFAN in Twin Cities
The latest round of iHeartMedia layoffs has affected radio stations across the country, including at sports talk station KFAN-FM 100.3 in the Twin Cities. There have been reports from multiple states that the audio giant has been making cuts to staff, and among them is longtime KFAN employee A.J. Mansour.
The Massive Thrift Store In Minnesota Where You Can Lose Yourself For Hours
In the heart of St. Paul sits a thrifter’s paradise so vast and meticulously organized that shoppers regularly check their watches in disbelief when they realize they’ve spent half a day treasure hunting. The Goodwill on University Avenue isn’t just another secondhand store – it’s a retail wonderland...
MN mayors challenge state lawmakers on gun laws
Once again, a coalition of mayors from the Twin Cities are calling on state lawmakers to take action on gun violence in the wake of the shooting at Annunciation Church.
Monday marks Indigenous Peoples Day in Minnesota with several events across the Twin Cities
It started at daybreak at Thomas Beach on the south shore of Lake Bde Maka Ska. That’s where the annual Sunrise Ceremony with the Metropolitan Urban Indian Directors took place with Governor Tim Walz in attendance.
Woodbury man who used to work in the St. Paul Police Department is facing...
34-year old Jamond Glass is charged with several counts of possessing narcotics after police intercepted a package of his at the airport, and reportedly found nine pounds of methamphetamine, as well as fentanyl and cocaine, inside his home.
Minneapolis Firefighters Form First All-Native American Crew
Growing up as a kid in Minneapolis, Johnny Crow never saw Native American firefighters manning the trucks responding to emergencies in his Phillips neighborhood south of downtown. Still, it didn’t deter Crow, a member of the Oglala Lakota Nation, from becoming a firefighter for the city — a decision he...
