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A St. Cloud woman is facing 14 felonies after a weekend that saw her chase down a man across multiple locations, threatening him with a knife and attacking him repeatedly over a broken television.

Months after their complaints spurred EPA inspections that found violations, neighbors allege that they’re harmed by Owens Corning’s odors and pollution. The post North Minneapolis residents file class-action lawsuit against shingle factory appeared first on Sahan Journal .

Phil Rosenthal, host of "Somebody Feed Phil," has been seen filming at restaurants in Minneapolis, including Modern Times Cafe.

North America's largest wood-burning kiln gets fired up Friday at Saint Johns University in Collegeville, beginning a 10-day process that will bake work from 27 artists.

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); St. Paul, MN — A former Macalester College professor has been charged with felony property damage after allegedly spilling urine on a student’s backpack, causing more than $2,000 in damage. Paul Fischer, 55, was charged Oct. 7 in Ramsey County with first-degree property damage. According to the criminal complaint, a student left her belongings unattended for about six minutes near Fischer’s office last December and returned to find urine on her

Cable-cutting Minnesota sports fans are learning that watching all their teams requires as many as five different apps and hundreds of dollars in subscriptions. Why it matters: Streaming promised viewers more choice and freedom from expensive cable bundles. But the disruption also has them navigating constant changes to avoid blackouts. Catch up quick: For many years you could watch almost all the local teams on Fox Sports North or its successor, FanDuel Sports Network. But the parent company, M

The Canadian Pacific Holiday Train is again bringing its festive train through Minnesota, making 25 stops over seven days in December.

The Post: A Minnesota Man Drove His 2,389-Pound Pumpkin 2,150 Miles and Won the World Championship Weigh-Off. first appeared on Crafting Your…

On Oct. 8, a little bit before 1 p.m., thousands of people in and around the Twin Cities simultaneously learned they might need to start shopping for a car. That’s because HourCar, the Twin Cities’ nonprofit carsharing program that also operates Evie Carshare, announced it would cease operations on Oct. 15 as a result of a $625,000 funding gap.

Planning to attend the 2026 Edmund Fitzgerald memorial? Find out when Split Rock Lighthouse opens, what tickets include and how to watch online.