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Man charged in 1977 St. Paul murder
A 59-year-old man has been charged with second-degree murder in a grisly homicide that has gone unsolved for 32 years.
Richard T. Anderson Conservation Area
Pictures from along the Richard T. Anderson Conservation Area in Eden Prairie, Minn.
A construction company has agreed to pay $28,000 for violating state labor laws in the deaths of two workers who drowned when a flash flood swept a storm sewer in St. Paul.
Small businesses that can prove hardship during construction of a proposed light-rail transit line along University Avenue in St. Paul may get some relief.
Minneapolis schools in line for major overhaul
The Minneapolis School Board will vote tonight on a plan called "Changing School Options," which will close some buildings, reorganize others, and change bus routes.
The University of Minnesota has postponed two seasonal flu vaccine clinics scheduled this week and next because of a vaccine shortage.
Motorists will encounter detours and increased congestion on I-35W in Richfield this week, when the southbound lanes at Crosstown Commons close each night.
Syngenta Seeds formally opened its new North American headquarters in Minnetonka this morning.
The Metropolitan Council secured $1.1 million in federal funding on Monday to purchase 35 small diesel and electric hybrid buses.
Officials are warning people to keep children and pets away from any suspicious-looking algae blooms after they linked the death of a 3-year-old black lab to toxic blue-green algae on a southern Minnesota lake.