
A 26-year-old Rice County man offered a friend his golf cart and ATV in exchange for plans to kill his ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend. But that friend went straight to police, and the murder-for-hire plot ended with an undercover arrest at a Northfield truck stop. More>>
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A song may just be words and notes on a page, but music is in the heart and the soul. And the best ones define and unite. The best ones last forever -- even those born in a moment. More>>
"You don't know what you've got ‘til it's gone," says the old adage, but just 48 hours after the Minnesota Zoo announced it's dolphin exhibit will be discontinued – no firm date has been set – nearly 1,000 fans of the underwater mammals have signed a petition that aims to block the move. More>>
Officials say a St. Louis Park man is safe after a fire damaged his home on the 6800 block of 23rd Street West on Wednesday. More>>
A new study suggests there may really be such a thing as a "gaydar" which helps people intuitively know the sexuality of a stranger. More>>
The body of a 21-year-old Mankato woman was recovered from the Blue Earth River around 7:10 p.m. Tuesday after she fell off her inner-tube near Rapidan Park earlier in the afternoon. More>>
Steven Cross, the Lakeville dad found guilty of child neglect for abandoning his son in their foreclosed home, was sentenced Wednesday to two years probation. More>>
The city of Minneapolis says it hopes to reopen the Martin Olav Sabo Bridge, which has been closed for three months, by June 4. More>>
Skechers USA will pay $40 million to settle charges they deceived consumers with claims its Shape-ups shoes could help people lose weight while strengthening and toning their butt, legs and abs. More>>
Soon enough, Hubert Humphrey's name will be gone from the Metrodome, and so will Mall of America Field. When the Minnesota Vikings agreed to kick in an additional $50 million, the team secured all naming rights to their future stadium – a pricetag that could reflect the team's performance. More>>
Group leaders claim that many Minnesotans are providing and planning their own transportation to the Chicago event. "The people on the bus are only a portion of the people from Minnesota intent on bringing an anti-war message to the door of the NATO summit," added Aby. More>>
Credit reporting agency TransUnion reports U.S. banks issued more credit cards at the start of 2012, including increased approvals for people with less than stellar credit. More>>
Police said a triple murder at a Brooklyn Park daycare was not random and that public was not at risk, but it can be hard a fact to accept when no one is arrested for weeks. More>>
The Village of St. Anthony is currently studying its zoning regulations to see if an Islamic center belongs in the former Medtronic headquarters building on old Highway 8. More>>
Three students have been diagnosed with whooping cough at Shakopee Junior High School. More>>
Cottonwood seeds cover the grass and make plenty of people sneeze, but did you know they can be fuel for a fire? Monday evening neighbors on Hampshire Avenue noticed flames. They called 911 and got their More>>
A St. Anthony mother of five confided in her boss she was scared of her husband just hours before he killed her, then himself. More>>
Minnesota has 98,000 reasons to support the nation's new Alzheimer's Plan. Those are the number of people who suffer from Alzheimer's disease according to the Alzheimer's Association of Minnesota and North Dakota. More>>
5-year-old Mason Hanson suffered a stroke while in his mother's womb. Mason has made an impressive recovery, making it to Target Field to throw out the first pitch Tuesday – a perfect strike! More>>
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