City police are using new software to better predict crime patterns. IBM's technology makes connections among arrest records, surveillance videos, even "unwise boasts" on social media sites, according to Bloomberg.
The two clashed over the topic on Tuesday, following the Roe v. Wade decision by the U.S. Supreme Court.
Ayotzin Limon-Millard was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia last year.
Police are calling the unidentified man "the Playboy bandit" and the "no-pants raider."
Large hail and damaging winds are the main threats.
The newest Twin Cities location is the first to offer wine slushies on the menu.
Watch the forecast update with meteorologist Sven Sundgaard.
“You think it’s bad now? The four Republicans that are going after me, one of them we’re going to beat, they are going to make it worse," Evers said.
The state will stop providing daily updates and move to weekly editions beginning Thursday, June 30.
Artigue has spent the past seven years covering Minnesota sports.
The boy was pulled from a pool at a home in south Minneapolis.
He was leaving a wedding when gunfire erupted near the Stone Arch Bridge Saturday night.
The new business is Minnesota's first Latina-owned coffee shop.
The total number of violent crimes reported in 2011 fell 8.3 percent from the year before, according to data published in the Post Bulletin. The executive director of a Rochester neighborhood advocacy group says "it's calmed down a lot from two years ago." However, the number of burglaries recorded last year went up 6 percent compared to 2010.
A news site that claims to have access to internal documents says the company plans to lay off 870 employees. It's unclear right now how many Rochester workers will be affected.
Crows have inundated downtown Rochester for the last few months. Plan A involved bringing in falcons and other attack birds. Didn't work. Plan B? Round up crows and haul them to western Minnesota to be released somewhere near Worthington.
Supporters of a high speed rail line between Rochester and the Twin Cities say it could result in a $1 billion yearly economic benefit. The prediction comes from Rochester Area Economic Development, Inc., a business promotion group. The study puts the number of estimated riders at one million per year.
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