The rate of year-end bank robberies is nearly triple what it was a year ago. A robbery at the Glenwood State Bank in Alexandria Thursday makes it 67 statewide in 2011.
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The festival will have activities and events Feb. 21-25.
The crash happened on a snow-covered road around 12:40 p.m. Sunday.
Kirk's not had the best of luck on social media recently.
It's being sold on Ebay by the owners of the former Zimmy's Restaurant.
The Minnesota senator took questions from citizens in New Hampshire.
The last indoor dog walking will be Feb. 24 from 8-10 a.m.
The boy fell from an escalator near MOA's Sea Life.
Up to 9 inches of snow could fall in the metro.
Attorney General Keith Ellison says Minnesota will join 15 other states in the lawsuit.
The Twins have three catchers vying for two spots.
The 64 year old's cause of death is not yet known.
The Twin Cities is on the edge of the watch box.
The FBI believes the man who robbed a U.S. Bank in Bloomington on Monday morning is the same suspect who robbed a bank in Fargo, North Dakota, on New Year's Eve. Anyone with information is asked to call 612-376-3200.
Maple Grove-based InterBank was among four banks in three states closed by federal regulators Friday. Great Southern Bank based in Missouri will taken over InterBanks's four branches in the Twin Cities metro starting Monday. The FDIC has now closed 21 failed U.S. banks this year.
The FBI is trying to determine whether a man suspected of bank robbery in southern Minnesota is the same man involved in a string of heists around the metro area. Authorities arrested the suspect after a bank robbery in Brewster, Minn.
Mark Wetsch is charged with 13 counts of armed bank robbery in various towns around Minnesota. He was arrested after a robbery in Brewster, Minnesota, last month. Authorities say he referred to other robberies.
Twin Cities banks are cashing in on the surge of multifamily construction, jostling to do business again with real estate developers, the Star Tribune reports. It's a sharp twist from the post-crash years when toxic concentrations of commercial real estate loans brought down so many small community banks and larger banks all but pulled out of construction and development lending.
A group of Twin Cities Somalis are frustrated with banks no longer willing to transfer money to Somalia. In response, Somali-American customers are removing their money and closing bank accounts. They want banks to restore the wire service to Africa. Banks fear the money transfers could violate anti-terror regulations.