Cedar Towing and Auction faces a lawsuit alleging fraud and deceptive business practices. Currently the tow company is being investigated by police on whether the company violated city ordinances limiting towing fees.
A judge on Monday set the high bail due to "very significant concerns of public safety" regarding Brandon Gardas.
The Minneapolis center is nationally recognized in pediatric trauma
The fast-casual salad and grains restaurant has exploded onto the food scene.
Country singer Cole Swindell is expected to perform for up to 75 minutes after the conclusion of the Blue Jays-Twins contest.
It's the end of an era in the Twin Cities restaurant world.
The North Shore just so happened to be a lucky place to be this past weekend.
BA.5 is expected to become the dominant subvariant in Minnesota.
SWAT evacuated nearby residents during the incident.
The band is the second country music act to be booked this year.
The Minnesota Department of Health says the risk to the public is "considered low" at this time.
His cause of death has not been reported.
Definitely not a slam dunk either day, but the chance is there.
Cedar Towing is facing accusations of overcharging vehicle owners. The overcharges could amount to $100,000 this year alone.
Michaels says he's owed $500,000 for a cruise ship performance. The cruise company says they asked the singer to knock off part of his fee because of weak ticket sales.
University of Minnesota bioethicist Leigh Turner filed a complaint with the FDA over a stem cell company pushed by Texas Governor Rick Perry. The complaint says CellTex Therapeutics Corp. violates FDA regulations by injecting adult stem cells into paying customers. Perry was the company's first customer.
The lawsuit filed Thursday says the boat manufacturer sexually discriminated against more than 200 women over a two-year span. Lund argues those in question lacked experience, although investigators say even qualified female candidates weren't hired.
Melissa Hill was the first Occupy Minnesota arrested outside the Hennepin County Government Center. The trespassing charges against her were eventually dropped. Now she's suing the county and Sheriff Rich Stanek, saying her Constitutional rights were violated.
If you're driving with a boat in tow down the road, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources now has the right to pull you over -- and for no reason. The DNR initiative is part of the states effort to crack down on aquatic invasive species violations, and boaters aren't happy about it.
Company president Michael McMonagle says the factory will halt its operations by the end of the year and Superior Planting's 5.6-acre site will go up for auction shortly after.
Thomas Handley is being promoted to replace Erik Fyrwald who left the company in April, the Business Journal reports. Handley joined the St. Paul-based maker of cleaning, sanitation, pest elimination and maintenance products in 2003. He was most recently the president of its Global Food & Beverage division and Asia Pacific Latin America businesses.
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