A study finds the average driver in the metro spent 45 hours caught in traffic last year. That’s the 10th worst in America.
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The park and zoo is asking for the ball to be returned.
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.
Gibson and Thibodeau have apparently hashed it out.
There might be some festive snow in the forecast.
It's one of several festive treats available at Revolution Hall until New Year's Eve.
Rankings were based on unemployment rates and antidepressant usage. The saddest city in America? St. Petersburg, Fla.
The metro area ranks low on the list of worst world cities for travel.
The metro area ranks low on the list of worst world cities for travel.
Finance and Commerce reports a slate of store openings are scheduled this holiday season, bringing the metro's retail vacancy rate to the lowest its been since 2008.
Minnesota is home to four of the country's worst bottlenecks for trucks.
The Twin Cities area has been ranked the best place for seniors to live, according to a new survey by Sperling's Best Places. The metro area took the top spot for its progressive medical insurance program and for proximity to the Mayo Clinic.
A new study shows Minneapolis-St. Paul leading the nation in a category no one is celebrating: of 19 major metropolitan areas, the Twin Cities metro area has the widest gap in unemployment rate between blacks and whites. The jobless rate of black unemployed workers is 3 times higher than it is for whites.
The Business Journal reports the metro ranks 8th in the nation when it comes to the number of jobs added in the last year. Between August of 2010 and August of 2011, the Twin Cities added more than 26,000 jobs. For the record, Houston topped that list, adding 65,00 news jobs.