Four teenagers at Century Middle School in Lakeville are facing gross misdemeanor charges for allegedly taking and forwarding pictures of two girls undressing in a locker room.
(06/12/2012)
Civil Air Patrol crews are continuing to search the Arrowhead region of northeastern Minnesota for a twin-engine plane that went missing Friday.
(06/11/2012)
The Vikings' new wide receiver Jerome Simpson is facing a three-game unpaid suspension and an NFL fine because of a drug conviction earlier this year.
(06/11/2012)
A Canterbury Park horse racing track is getting a major financial boost from former competitor, the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community. Over the next decade, $75 million will be given to the racetrack to subsidize prize purses and in return, Canterbury will oppose legislative effort to establish trackside casinos.
(06/04/2012)
Support staff at eight Twin Cities hospitals have approved a new three-year contract.
(05/24/2012)
The Hennepin County board has scuttled plans for a new $12 million library in north Minneapolis.
(05/23/2012)
A Hennepin County judge has set a May 31 hearing on a motion for a new trial for Amy Senser or have verdicts thrown out. Attorney Eric Nelson says the trial judge should have informed the court of a note passed along from the jury that said they believed Senser believed that she had hit another vehicle and not a person.
(05/22/2012)
The Chipotle restaurant chain is facing a new criminal investigation related to its hiring practices.
(05/22/2012)
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is releasing details about its plans for the state's first regulated wolf hunting and trapping season in decades.
(05/21/2012)
Firefighters in northeastern Minnesota say they are making progress battling a fire near Ely.
The fire remains 60 percent contained, an official said, and crews have lowered their estimate of the number of acres blackened to 175.
(05/19/2012)
Avoid eating shellfish imported from South Korea, advises the Minnesota Department of Agriculture.
(05/16/2012)
The state health department says workers at two nursing homes reportedly stole pain medication from their employers.
(05/16/2012)
Support staff at eight Twin Cities hospitals will not strike, having reached a tentative agreement.
(05/16/2012)
City residents can expect to see road work through spring and summer, as road crews in Minneapolis will repave 70 miles of city streets this year.
(05/16/2012)
Support staff at eight Twin Cities hospitals have authorized a strike. Ninety-one percent of the 3,500 members of the Service Employees International Union voted in favor of a walkout.
(05/16/2012)
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