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Minneapolis police investigators are looking for suspects in three arson fires which damaged several garages in south Minneapolis last weekend.
TiZA ponders legal options after state moves to shut down school
Leaders of Tarek ibn Ziyad Academy acknowledge their prospects of reopening their charter school are not good. As of now, the state no longer considers TiZA a public school. TiZA also filed for bankruptcy last week, a move that was made to protect its financial obligations.
The high heat has caused roads to buckle on various highways around the Twin Cities.
One hundred years ago today Minneapolitans watched a floating parade to celebrate the creation of the Minneapolis park system, with the linking of Lake Calhoun and Lake of the Isles.
Officials prep for shutdown-related transit disruptions
Twin Cities transit officials say they can keep the buses and trains running on reserve funds for a few weeks if there's a state government shutdown, but they're making plans for fare increases and route reductions if an eventual budget agreement cuts their funds.
Under an agreement with the National Labor Relations Board, Regis Corporation will acknowledge the union rights of its workers at the company's 6,500 salons.
Officials today arrested the interim CEO of a Hennepin County air ambulance nonprofit organization for failure to pay taxes.
Judge Gearin: No ruling this week on shutdown case
State officials and special interest groups appeared in court Thursday to describe which services should be deemed essential and what kind of court intervention is appropriate if the government shuts down on July 1.
The sweeping extent of fraud in the mortgage and foreclosure crisis has the public clamoring for the government to punish those involved in the meltdown, most recently, two Twin Cities men who were found guilty of racketeering.