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Twin Cities

St. Paul launches Promise Neighborhood to improve student performance

St. Paul launches Promise Neighborhood to improve student performance

St. Paul community leaders are launching a new education experiment called a Promise Neighborhood, which is designed to help children make it to college. The effort targets 250 blocks with overlapping services they hope will promote educational success.
by Jessica Mador

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Central Corridor gets funding from metro transit group

The Central Corridor light rail project won a large grant Wednesday from a local funding partner. The Counties Transit Improvement Board, or CTIB, approved more than $106 million for the Central Corridor line.
by Dan Olson

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Minn. man freed in Toyota crash sues automaker

Minn. man freed in Toyota crash sues automaker

A Minnesota man freed after spending more than 2½ years in prison for a fatal crash in a Toyota Camry sued Toyota Motor Corp. on Monday, alleging the automaker knew about safety problems in its cars but failed to fix them or warn customers.
by Steve Karnowski, Associated Press

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Authorities ID body found in Dayton park

The Hennepin County medical examiner's office has identified the body found in the Elm Creek Park Reserve in Dayton as Christopher Cox, 26, from Champlin.

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Suspect who died fleeing police ID'd

A man who Minneapolis police say jumped to his death during a foot chase with officers has been identified as Jason Yang, 29, of West St. Paul.

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