Site Map May 19, 2019

Years / 2019 / May / 19

• Trayvon Martin's mom announces run for office in Miami
• Rain Totals: Over an inch in the metro, nearly 3" in Cambridge, Minn.
• Massachusetts bill would impose death penalty for cop killers
• 2 injured in downtown Minneapolis shooting, no suspects in custody
• Police discover 'crude homemade IED' on road in Wyoming, Minn.
• Doors Open Minneapolis 2019
• 13-year-old boys lead deputies on chase involving stolen car in northern Minnesota
• Senate Republicans advance shutdown bill, Walz breaks silence
• Saturday's weather is all about location
• Ft. Snelling to honor the 'Vikings', a MN-based WWII ski battalion
• Family of Stillwater woman missing for 30 years won't give up hope
• WWII bomber pilot finds redemption thanks to Twin Cities military expert
• Lola on the Lake pavilion destroyed in fire to be torn down, deemed 'unsalvageable'
• St. Louis Park, Apple Valley compete in Minnesota's first high school drone racing competition
• Gopher softball blanks North Dakota State 3-0
• Red panda escapes Fargo zoo, later found in pine tree
• Vandalism at Holdingford High School greenhouse under investigation
• Art-A-Whirl prepares for wet weekend forecast
• Gophers Softball walks off Georgia, moves on to Sunday's regional final
• Minneapolis ramping up routine neighborhood inspections
• Man who pulled gun on teens at McDonald's sentenced, must get rid of guns
• Hennepin County Attorney Freeman entering treatment for alcohol issues
• Minnesota wants to add Sackler family to Purdue Pharma opioid lawsuit
• Standoff at Brooklyn Park La Quinta Inn ends with surrender
• Toddler who survived open heart surgery to participate in Saturday's Heart Walk
• Coon Rapids bodybuilder raising the bar for others with Down syndrome
• Passed down father to son, Ojibwe walleye spearing tradition lives on
• Study to examine why some surgery patients become long-term opioid users and others do not
• Minnehaha Academy football star prepares appeal after ruled ineligible due to repeated grade
• Fire destroys Lola on the Lake pavilion on E. Calhoun Pkwy
• St. Paul Public Schools to provide free meals to students during summer months
• 71-year-old man dies from apparent medical episode after getting ATV stuck on trail
• Lawmakers split on proposed medical cannabis expansion in Minnesota
• Tenants forced to leave apartment after leak makes building unlivable
• 'It never gets old': Fans celebrate opening day of Saints baseball at CHS Field
• Fish netting connects Ojibwe with ancient roots
• St. Paul cat rescue in need of volunteers to bottle feed young kittens
• Farmington Dew Days parade to include sensory friendly zone