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The well-known election skeptic asserts that the eviction is merely a formality, as the landlord intends to reclaim the property

Jerry Hal Saliterman, 76, was charged with witness tampering and theft of a major artwork, according to a newly unsealed indictment out of St. Paul, Minnesota.

The city's council voted to override a mayoral veto and require ride-hailing services increase driver wages to the equivalent of the local minimum wage.

Anastasia Olson, 31, experienced a fall when she was accidentally dropped by another performer during an accident as she played the role of Belle from “Beauty and the Beast" at Target Center in Minneapolis

A dental clinic located in the heart of Minneapolis provides a distinctive service for its clients—an emotional support dog. April Kline, a hygienist at J&D Dental, began bringing her 4-year-old English Goldendoodle to the practice last year after recognizing that he could help ease the anxiety of anxious patients

Damarean Kaylon Bible informed the police that he became suspicious when a transgender woman was performing oral sex on him, which led him to fatally shoot her. He later confessed to his parents that he understood he wasn't acting as God but had ended someone's life

New York Post readers talk about the stabbing of Derek Chauvin in prison and the "Fall of Minneapolis" documentary covering his murder trial

I guess it’s no surprise that Derek Chauvin has been stabbed almost to death in prison.

It’s a self-protective aspect of human nature to put aside painful memories, and that’s what most of us have done about the murderous riots in the summer of 2020 that were sparked by George Floyd’s death in Minneapolis.

A man discharged his firearm during dueling Israel-Palestine protests in Illinois on Sunday, the same day a driver plowed into a group of Palestine supporters in Minnesota amid tense demonstrations concerning the Israel-Palestine conflict that took hold in parts of the country

The Minneapolis Police Department is investigating an officer for her side gig as an OnlyFans model after she pulled over a subscriber during a recent traffic stop.

Hennepin County Prosecutor Mary Moriarty promised to "provide greater safety and justice" to the community

The two marathon events in Minnesota's biggest cities were anticipated to attract as many as 20,000 participants

Rev. Gustavo Castillo guided the Pentecostal church he has been nurturing in this Minneapolis suburb through prayers, biblical readings, uplifting music, and occasionally emotional testimonies on Saturday

The ex-president still hasn't decided if he'll attend the Republican debate on August 23 in Milwaukee. His opponents are growing increasingly anxious

Tou Thao denied any role in Floyd's 2020 death and said that he merely served as a "human traffic cone."

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey issued the directive on Friday, pointing to the possibility of using hallucinogenic plants for treating mental health conditions

Cuban immigrant, Alexis Saborit, 42, was found not guilty due to mental illness after psychologist determined his "mental illness prevented him from understanding his actions were morally wrong." He decapitated America Thayer, 55, two summers ago.

The victims were between 17 and 20 years old, and the driver, who was reportedly going over the speed limit, has been taken into custody

The five victims, named on Sunday as Sabiriin Ali, 17, Sahra Gesaade, 20, Salma Abdikadir, 20, Sagal Hersi, 19, and Siham Adam, 19, were having henna done and engaging in other shopping activities in preparation for their friend's wedding on Saturday, according to the Star Tribune

The two-year investigation found that Minneapolis officers discriminated against Black and Native American people, and people with “behavioral health disabilities.”

Youngsters aged 15 to 19 are expected to make up one in five hires this June -- with a paycheck that's 9% more than it was last summer.

Tou Thao, previously found guilty in federal court of infringing upon Floyd's civil rights, was the final one among the four ex-officers to be judged in state court for Floyd's death

The former white officer found guilty of manslaughter for the 2021 fatal shooting of a Black driver in a Minneapolis suburb is scheduled to be released from prison

Sam Brinton has agreed to participate in an adult diversion program and complete community service after stealing a woman's luggage worth $2,325 at the Minneapolis Airport in September, two months following the theft of another traveler's bag in Las Vegas