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Twin Cities

Owner of floating St. Paul B&B ready to move on

Owner of floating St. Paul B&B ready to move on

As a waitress at the former No Wake Cafe for four years, Liz Miller dreamed of someday owning a houseboat of her own. Now she has another dream: to put Minnesota winters behind her for good.

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In one Twin Cities classroom, learning in Hmong and about being Hmong

In one Twin Cities classroom, learning in Hmong and about being Hmong

"Hmong for Native Speakers" has helped bridge Hmong family culture and classroom academics at Park Center High School in Brooklyn Park. Observers say the experiment offers a possible path to boosting achievement for students of color.
by Elizabeth Shockman

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Minnesota Attorney General Ellison sues Minneapolis landlord

Minnesota Attorney General Ellison sues Minneapolis landlord

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison has sued a Minneapolis landlord, charging the property owner with failing to keep rental units livable, retaliating against tenants contacting housing inspectors and scheming to profit from evictions.
by Martin Moylan

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After day of legal threats, Trump campaign says Target Center rally is ‘fully approved’

After day of legal threats, Trump campaign says Target Center rally is ‘fully approved’

President Trump’s campaign manager said Tuesday afternoon that the president’s rally at Target Center would go on as planned, and that the campaign would not pay more than $500,000 Minneapolis officials had demanded.
by Briana Bierschbach

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