If you live in Minneapolis and St. Paul, a new online tool can tell you how much (on average) your neighbors make and how educated they are, among other things.
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An online fundraiser had raised more than $22,000 in just 16 hours.
Adam Thielen is in for a second consecutive year.
It's the home of former mayoral candidate Tom Hoch.
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Police recovered the finial on Tuesday afternoon.
Ridgewater College has campuses in Willmar and Hutchinson.
His vehicle veered across the center line, police say.
We're about to enter the busiest travel stretch of the year.
It's pure madness. Prepare your brain for pain.
Joan T.A. Gabel becomes the 17th U of M president.
He'll become the eighth Twin to have his number retired.
Casey Myers was killed when a semi ran a stop sign near Sartell on Monday.
A new online tool unveiled by Secretary of State Mark Ritchie will help voters get informed about candidates in their district. After redistricting in the state this year, Ritchie says the tool will be especially helpful to voters in a new district.
A Duluth doctor was offended when the son of a patient posted in an online review that a nurse supposedly had called him "a real tool," the Associated Press reports. So Dr. David McKee took an unusually aggressive step and is suing for defamation. Now the Minnesota Supreme Court is mulling whether the case should go to trial.
They say scalpers are posting cheap or discounted tickets on several websites, when in fact they’re priced higher than what you can get them for directly through Cavalia's website.
If you live in Minnesota, chances are your life is pretty good.
We only dine out about 3.5 times a week, compared to the national average of 4.8 -- that's about 250 restaurant meals per year. The study also found that when Twin Cities residents do go out, they most commonly choose Mexican, Chinese and Italian.
The Pioneer Press talks to Roy Babcock, a mechanic, shop owner and single father of four in Denmark Township. Babcock fell behind in business and was facing foreclosure after cancer and chemotherapy left him unable to work. Then someone took $50,000 in tools. Friends have set up a fund in his benefit. The Pioneer Press has details.