Downtown Minneapolis businesses take another blow as Target delays workers’ return to headquarters
Target is again postponing a return to its downtown Minneapolis headquarters, leaving most of the roughly 8,500 employees working from home.
Downtown Minneapolis businesses take another blow as Target delays workers’ return to HQ
Target is again postponing a return to its downtown Minneapolis headquarters, leaving most of the roughly 8,500 employees working from home.
Minneapolis Public Schools to start in-person learning for middle, high schools in April
Minneapolis Public Schools announced middle and high school students will return to the classroom, starting April 12.
COVID-19 vaccination site to open at Mall of America
A permanent COVID-19 vaccination site will be opening at the Mall of America in Bloomington, Minnesota this week, according to the governor's office.
Apple issues warning after cardiologist 'stunned' to find iPhone 12 can control cardiac devices
A Michigan cardiologist became suspicious of Apple’s new magnetic charging technology, so he passed an iPhone 12 over the chest of a patient with an implantable defibrillator — and was stunned to find it tripped the magnetic switch.
3rd-degree murder charge in Chauvin case to be argued March 1 in Appeals Court
The Minnesota Court of Appeals says it will hear oral arguments over reinstating the third-degree murder charge in the case of Derek Chauvin.
Driver dies after being shot on Lowry Avenue in Minneapolis
A victim trying to away from a gunman in Minneapolis ended up crashing a van near the Lowry Avenue Bridge on Sunday and later died at a hospital.
Walt Disney World unveils plans for 50th anniversary celebration
Disney World opened to the public Oct. 1, 1971.
COVID-19 precautions keep flu cases historically low in Minnesota
While the world's focus is on COVID-19, those at Hennepin Healthcare’s urgent care in Minneapolis are still testing for the virus that usually dominates these winter months.
Minneapolis residents weigh in on plan to replace police department
People in Minneapolis got a chance to weigh in Thursday on a proposal to replace the police department in the city charter being put on the November ballot.
Here are the 50 finalists for MnDOT's 'Name a Snowplow' contest
Voting for MnDOT’s "Name a Snowplow" contest is live with a list of 50 finalists.
Slick roads lead to 113 crashes Thursday morning, State Patrol says
The Minnesota State Patrol said it responded to more than 100 crashes Thursday morning after a dusting of snow created slick conditions.
Most districts offering some in-person learning, but many not ready to offer full time for all students
With coronavirus cases continuing to fall, and vaccine efforts gaining speed, Governor Tim Walz says it's time to get more middle and high school students back into classrooms, leaving some districts scrambling to adjust.
St. Paul residents, business owners air concerns over crime
Business owners and St. Paul residents are worried after a spike in crime is impacting parts of the city.
'We want a solution': Minneapolis neighbors call on council, police to address gun violence
A barrage of gunfire late Saturday afternoon terrified a north Minneapolis neighborhood near the intersection of Broadway and Bryant Avenue. Fortunately, no one was injured.
St. Paul restaurant owner, mayor continue to clash over how to address crime problem
Restaurateur Brian Ingram garnered national attention last week when he criticized St. Paul city officials for an uptick in crime. Sunday, Mayor Melvin Carter responded.
Minneapolis residency, social work experience among priorities for police recruits
For the next group of Minneapolis Police Department recruits, the city will be putting a greater emphasis on applicants who live in Minneapolis and have social service experience, according to city leaders.
Minneapolis City Council approves ordinance banning use of facial recognition technology
An ordinance passed by the Minneapolis City Council will ban the use of facial recognition technology by the city.
New device allows for faster treatment of frostbite patients
Doctors in Minneapolis are thankful for a new tool allowing them to care for severe frostbite patients more quickly than ever before.
Public can weigh in on charter amendment to replace Minneapolis Police Department next week
Next week, Minneapolis residents will get a chance to weigh in on proposed changes to the city's charter that would replace the police department with a public safety department.