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Funeral set for slain Minneapolis teen
The funeral for a Minneapolis teenager Alisha Neeley will be held Saturday at a north Minneapolis church.
Thanks to warmer temperatures, Minneapolis residents will no longer be forced to drive around and around looking for parking in the city's busiest neighborhoods.
Minnesota's fire chiefs and leaders of firefighter unions from around the state are teamed up in opposition to Gov. Tim Pawlenty's proposal to cut $10 million from a fund for training firefighters.
Several attorneys in Minnesota's state public defender's office are being unusually vocal with criticisms of a new colleague hired to lead their office.
A Lakeville police officer is struck and injured while investigating a car crash.
Gun control and gun rights advocates are ready for a clash over a bill that would require a background check on buyers of firearms at Minnesota gun shows.
Cities along rivers in Minnesota should have a better idea of the spring flood threat when the National Weather Service releases an updated flood outlook Friday.
Bankrupt auto mogul Denny Hecker's legal nightmare took an even darker turn Thursday, after his former father-in-law committed suicide just a week after he was accused of helping Hecker hide about $81,000 from creditors.
A Minnesota man who was suing jailers for failing to get him care for frostbitten feet has died in Iowa.
U of M president proposes unpaid furloughs to cut costs
The plan would require employees to take unpaid leave before the end of 2010. Members of the executive administration would take six unpaid days.