Midwives celebrate 50 years of service at Hennepin Healthcare

There aren’t many workplaces where coworkers can say they’ve helped deliver each other’s babies, but Hennepin Healthcare is one, and on Saturday Minnesota’s first certified midwife service celebrated 50 years of delivering babies.

Minnesota group working to make rowing more inclusive launches site

North Star Community Rowing is celebrating the grand opening of its very own launch site in northern Minneapolis. The new site is three years in the making and leaders hope this is just the beginning of attracting more people to the sport of rowing.

Well-known Minnesota wrestler 'Playboy Pete Huge' dies at 41

Local wrestler Peter Houston, also known as Playboy Pete Huge, was found dead inside his South Minneapolis home earlier this month.

Well-known Minnesota wrestler 'Playboy Pete Huge' dies at 41
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To mom and sister, Peter Houston was the youngest in the family, a giant, sentimental, loving teddy bear, who was found dead inside his South Minneapolis home, alone earlier this month. He was just 41 years old.

Popular Minnesota wrestler 'Playboy Pete Huge' dies at 41
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To mom and sister, Peter Houston was the youngest in the family, a giant, sentimental, loving teddy bear, who was found dead inside his South Minneapolis home, alone earlier this month. He was just 41 years old.

Alleged Tony Lazzaro co-conspirator pleads not guilty in child sex trafficking case, avoids pretrial jail

Gisela Castro Medina, the alleged child sex trafficking co-conspirator of ex-Minnesota GOP donor Tony Lazzaro, pleaded not guilty to several charges Thursday and will avoid pretrial jail.

State Patrol chief refutes major who said troopers purged emails, texts from 2020 riots
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Minnesota State Patrol Col. Matt Langer is refuting a patrol major who testified this summer that a "vast majority" of troopers deleted emails and text messages about their response to the 2020 riots in Minneapolis and St. Paul.

Along Minneapolis's Lake Street, developers anxious for rebuilding aid

Developers are anxious for the state of Minnesota to deliver long-awaited grants, their plans to rebuild from the 2020 riots on hold until the financing puzzle comes together.

Minneapolis approving additional worker’s compensation settlements with first responders

The Minneapolis City Council’s Policy and Government Oversight Committee approved nearly two dozen worker’s compensation settlements with first responders walking away from their jobs, claiming mental health and trauma-related issues.

Minneapolis to start enforcing 5-cent bag fee again

Shoppers in Minneapolis will once again have to pay a small fee for carryout bags at the store. 

11 people shot in 7 incidents over weekend in Minneapolis

The City of Minneapolis endured another violent night Saturday into Sunday morning as 11 people were shot in seven different incidents across the city.

Little Luxuries Nail Lounge closes after damage from overnight shooting

The owners of a Minneapolis nail salon best known for doing Suni Lee's nails for the Olympics say they are temporarily closing up shop after an overnight shooting damaged their storefront in Uptown.

11 people shot in 7 incidents over weekend in Minneapolis
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The City of Minneapolis endured another violent night Saturday into Sunday morning as 11 people were shot in seven different incidents over the course of nine hours across the city.