Snow. You know it's coming. And Minneapolitans who fail to move it could be hit with $75 fines. The city is looking at stepping up enforcement of its shoveling ordinance.
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Kai Forbath is out, paving the way for the rookie kicker from Auburn.
The sprawling estate was once Minnesota's most expensive home.
Peterson is hoping to sign with the Redskins.
The store only just reopened after the July 15 blaze.
Road conditions were dry at the time of the crash.
The left-handed pitching prospect has dominated in the minors.
Sadly, the Twin Cities isn't in line for the bulk of the rain Monday.
Mary Jo Sobieck is now an MLB darling.
Minnesota takes on the Sparks on Tuesday night.
When election season meets State Fair season.
A ban on camping on the county property went into effect this week, but law enforcement authorities haven't started enforcing the new law. Several dozen activists remain at government plaza.
In July, 273 law enforcement agencies statewide worked together to crack down on speeders on Minnesota roadways. The result? According to KARE, a whopping 23,285 tickets were written.
"We hope these students create the next Google," said one of the company's executives. The Google crew worked with 75 Minneapolis students who will be summer interns for Twin Cities businesses through the Step Up program. It was Google's first youth entrepreneurship summit.
The City of Minneapolis is urging the shutdown of two Warehouse District clubs -- Envy and Bootleggers-- after city regulatory staff say they observed over-serving of alcohol, a rash of fights and marijuana smoking in the bathroom. The city says the proposed action is part of their crackdown on club crime.
