Twin Cities

Defense attorneys had argued that jury instructions had conflated intending to join at terrorist group with intending to murder, and that prosecutors should have been required to prove a specific intent to kill.

With so much going on, do protesters worry about burnout and trauma?

A family member read a list of demands at a protest of the shooting, including the release of video and audio of the shooting as well as changes to rules governing the use of force.

Police officials want the public to know the endorsement the Minneapolis police union gave gubernatorial candidate Tim Pawlenty doesn't represent the view of the department or the city.

The 13-year-old was trapped in a crack in the rock for about four hours Wednesday in Sandstone, Minn., while crews worked to get her out.

A proposal to give the Minneapolis City Council more oversight of police still needs more votes before going on the November ballot.

The nearly hourlong 911 outage that prevented some emergency calls and texts from reaching dispatch centers Wednesday afternoon across Minnesota stemmed from problems caused by a third-party vendor working for CenturyLink.

After hours of receiving heckles and comments from residents and activists, a Minneapolis council committee voted to move the proposed charter amendment to the full council. The amendment would give the Minneapolis City Council and mayor shared oversight of the police department.

Thousands of supporters and overjoyed members of Minnesota's large Ethiopian community welcomed the new prime minister Abiy Ahmed to Minneapolis Monday.

State courts can decide whether Minnesota has failed in its responsibility to teach poor students and students of color, the Minnesota Supreme Court said Wednesday.

The departing staff members were associated with Garrison Keillor's old program, 'A Prairie Home Companion.'

For years, the costs of building a house have risen faster than people's incomes. That's true in Minnesota and across the country. Today, the gap between building costs and wages is so wide that Twin Cities developers say they can no longer build single family houses that average families can afford.

Civil rights director Velma Korbel said staff from the Office of Police Conduct Review monitored body camera footage of use of force incidents last fall. "During this review process, several instances were observed of individuals being injected with an unknown substance by emergency medical professionals."

Groups ranging from the ACLU to Black Lives Matter spoke out about allegations of emergency responders sedating people against their will.

The three Twin Cities men who were convicted at trial of attempting to join ISIS are appealing their convictions.

Friends, family and classmates will greet a Twin Cities teenager at the Minneapolis-St. Paul airport Wednesday night.

A new Twin Cities nonprofit began pushing to get more girls of color involved in local soccer. It found a groundswell of girls who were already embracing the game and looking to play.

Prosecutors say Delorien Chatman fought with another man then pulled out a gun and fired after him in broad daylight near a busy intersection. The bullet wounded a man waiting at a nearby bus stop.

Muslims around the world are celebrating the holy month of Ramadan, which began May 15 and will end the evening of June 14. MPR Reporter Brandt Williams spoke with Jenan Mohajir and Hanadi Chehabeddine to learn more about the holy month.