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Twin Cities News

Stay informed about Twin Cities news with local stories, breaking news, and more from MPR News, your hub for the latest updates in Twin Cities Minnesota.

St. Bernard's closing doors after 120 years

One of St. Paul's best-known Catholic high schools is closing. Officials with St. Bernard's parish on the City's North End said this year will be the school's last.
by Tim Nelson

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Attorneys fees settled in brutality case

A federal judge has ordered the City of Minneapolis to pay $50,000 in attorneys fees in a case alleging police brutality.

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Minn. panel to consider domestic abuse proposals

A House crime panel is looking at domestic abuse proposals on Friday, including a plan to use electronic tracking devices to keep suspected abusers away from their victims.

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Mpls theater honors vets on Iwo Jima anniversary

Minnesota veterans who fought at Iwo Jima will share their stories at a screening of the Clint Eastwood film "Flag of Our Fathers" at a south Minneapolis theater this weekend.

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Fire consumes retail center in south Mpls.

Fire consumes retail center in south Mpls.

Minneapolis fire department officials say an accidental grease fire that started in a restaurant kitchen caused a two-alarm blaze that heavily damaged several nearby shops.
by Brandt Williams

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Twin Cities sees slight increase in traffic congestion in 2009

State transportation officials said Thursday that congestion on Twin Cities roadways ticked up slightly in 2009, after falling noticeably in 2008.
by Tim Nelson

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GOP's Seifert chooses running mate

GOP's Seifert chooses running mate

Republican Marty Seifert has chosen Anoka County Commissioner Rhonda Sivarajah as his running mate in his campaign for Minnesota governor.
by Tom Scheck

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Serial peeper caught near U of Minn.

Police say a serial peeping Tom has been arrested again after he was caught peering into a building near the University of Minnesota.

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Wetterling Center merges with Winona training program

The Jacob Wetterling Resource Center, named for the 11-year-old boy abducted from his central Minnesota town in 1989, has become part of a child protection training center based in Winona.
by Elizabeth Dunbar

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