Target Corp. officials tell the Star Tribune they now have discretion over the sign as part of their renewed naming rights deal with the Target Center. The Sanford sign will be removed at the end of the month.
The State Patrol says neither were wearing seat belts.
The Richfield retailer has been dealing with a shift in consumer trends.
It happened at a course that was founded as a Jewish country club 100 years ago.
The puppies were in good health when they were discovered.
There have been 57 deaths reported as homicides in Minneapolis this year.
A chaotic scene that led to a police chase unfolded after an alleged burglary in Ham Lake.
The report details violent crime trends in the seven-county metro and Greater Minnesota.
Alex Ramirez was last seen in the early hours of Thursday morning.
But the companies will still be able to recoup $600 million.
Mass layoffs were expected at Gannett-owned outlets across the country.
According to the lawsuit, 17 Minnesota homeowners were affected by this scam.
The men were arrested in Chicago.
Sanford Health is teaming with the American College of Sports Medicine -- they'll focus on research, education and legislation to target preventable sports injuries.
A Latino nonprofit group is organizing a protest scheduled for Monday in Albert Lea near an electronic sign that some consider racist, while others defend it as free speech. The sign, posted high on the side of a building is owned by Albert Lean Mal Prinzing. It reads “Catch and Release – No!; Deport Illegals – Si.”
Activists say the longhouse will be used as a meeting place as winter sets in. Protesters say it also symbolizes their constitutional right to assemble peacefully -- which some believe has been infringed upon after Hennepin County put in place new protest restrictions last week.
Xcel Energy says a power outage affected an area of downtown Minneapolis near Block E Tuesday morning, but electricity was back for most areas after noon.
Workers in St. Paul are nearly finished removing loose marble fragments from the Capitol Building. West Central Tribune says the protective scaffolding used to shield visitors from exterior debris will soon be removed. Capitol officials say visitors are at no safety risk.
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