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A report from the Minneapolis Civilian Review Authority released Thursday is critical of how police leadership disciplines officers.
The St. Paul Heart Clinic, the largest remaining independent cardiology practice in the Twin Cities is dissolving.
The Central Corridor light rail project won a large grant Wednesday from a local funding partner. The Counties Transit Improvement Board, or CTIB, approved more than $106 million for the Central Corridor line.
Minn. man freed in Toyota crash sues automaker
A Minnesota man freed after spending more than 2½ years in prison for a fatal crash in a Toyota Camry sued Toyota Motor Corp. on Monday, alleging the automaker knew about safety problems in its cars but failed to fix them or warn customers.
Two men have been charged with a fatal shooting in St. Paul that police say was in retaliation for previous fights between the defendants and the victim.
The city impound lots of Minneapolis and St. Paul are staying busy as city crews plow out Saturday's snow storm.
The Hennepin County medical examiner's office has identified the body found in the Elm Creek Park Reserve in Dayton as Christopher Cox, 26, from Champlin.
A man who Minneapolis police say jumped to his death during a foot chase with officers has been identified as Jason Yang, 29, of West St. Paul.
Preliminary hearings for some of the 29 suspects in an alleged prostitution ring involving underage girls wrapped up Friday in federal court in Minneapolis.
Nice Ride bike program gets grant for expansion
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Minnesota has pledged $1.5 million toward expanding the Nice Ride bike-sharing program next year.