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A former St. Cloud police officer has filed a federal lawsuit alleging the police department discriminated against him because he's gay.
Elected officials and community groups will gather Monday to celebrate a benchmark for Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity.
Minneapolis police are investigating the city's 24th homicide of the year. A 16-year old boy was shot in the head on the city's south side early Sunday morning.
Minneapolis police say two men were shot on the city's east side early Saturday morning.
One man's effort to keep Minneapolis teens away from crime
Minneapolis has seen 23 homicides so far this year, four more than last year's total. Discussions surrounding this year's uptick in violence frequently revolve around the fate of young black men, who are often the victims and perpetrators of violent crime. One man is making an effort to keep black men from becoming crime statistics.
A group of Minnesotans on Saturday will mark the one-year anniversary of the elections in Iran in which the opposition leader they supported lost to Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
Youth Radio: Student explains how D2010 helped her
Tiara Bellaphant, who graduated from St. Paul Central High School this week, made it all the way through the Destination 2010 scholarship program. As part of our Youth Radio series, she explains what it was like to be part of the experiment.
One worker remains hospitalized, and two others were treated and released, following a minor explosion at a Minneapolis chemical plant this morning.
A bridge spanning Interstate 35 in North Branch is set to be demolished during overnight shifts starting Tuesday evening.
The Northstar commuter rail begins offering service to Twin games during weeknights, beginning Tuesday.