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On Wednesday, tributes to the three first responders shot and killed in a standoff spilled out onto the emergency vehicles parked outside Burnsville City Hall.
If you'd like to help the families of the three Burnsville first responders killed in a shooting over the weekend, there are now ways to donate money and other items of support.
Tuesday, Hope Breakfast Bar in Eagan is donating 100% of sales to the families of the first responders killed in Burnsville over the weekend.
Valleyfair is wasting no time preparing for its 48th season – and is hoping a week-long hiring spree will help net the park 1,600 new employees.
A Native artist designed the Bison logo for Dakota Middle School but the new law says the mascot has to change amid new legislation.
Thousands are marching the streets of Minneapolis on Wednesday to raise awareness for missing and murdered Indigenous people.
Students from Roosevelt High School will get a once-in-a-lifetime chance Thursday to play competitive basketball at the Target Center. The co-ed team is "unified" both in name and practice, pairing students who are differently abled with their classmates.
Each Tuesday, Hablamos Pues, or Let's Talk, lets customers learn each other's language over a beer.
A two-day fundraiser hosted by seven Cub Foods stores across the metro is hoping to make a dent in food insecurity in the area.
Sayles-Adams says she's committing the next 100 days to meet with students, families and district stakeholders. After that, she says she'll begin to implement a plan moving forward.
The garbage burner near Target Field has been running since 1989, and about 40% of all the county's trash goes there. Months ago, county leaders announced plans to shut down the burner, as new state law doesn't recognize it as renewable energy.
Volunteers worked to clear holiday decorations from Fort Snelling
The Minnesota History Center's newest exhibit hopes to show Black Americans' fight for racial equity and full citizenship in the years following the Civil War.
It's a strange thought for public works departments across the Twin Cities metro: What do we do if there's no snow to plow? No roads to salt?
The St. Paul Winter Carnival traditionally celebrates an overcoming of winter – this year, it's partially about overcoming a lack of it.