Brooklyn Park News

Firefighters in Brooklyn Park needed several hours on Friday to bring a fire under control in a commercial building that contained hazardous chemicals.

Fears dangerous chemicals were floating into a neighborhood forced firefighters to shut down part of a busy Brooklyn Park street Friday morning.

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Share + Nov 17, 2009 8:17 am US/Central Reporting Maya Nishikawa BROOKLYN PARK, Minn.

KARE11.com updated Nov. 16, 2009 ST. PAUL, Minn. -- Transportation officials are closing more roads this week to accommodate work on Minnesota's biggest stimulus-funded road project.

Andover is a place for those who like wide open spaces, and privacy. It's an unwritten rule, that neighbors stay out of each others business.

In an attempt to save around $60 million annually, the Danish biopharmaceutical company Genmab is planning to sell its manufacturing facility located in Brooklyn Park, MN, and reduce headcount by approximately 300 positions.

After the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, don't count on Cub Foods to help pare the price of gas at Holiday Stationstores.

On a distinctive stretch of road that glides between Pelican and Horseshoe lakes, Cheeks Saloon etched out a reputation for burgers and fries and fellowship.

Salary: I honestly don't know what I make now. [My schedule is changing.] That's the thing with culinary.

MN has got to stop taxing the people & the businesses here to death! This state will become a ghost town very soon if something isn't done! Unemployment: Worst rate in 26 years D anish drugmaker Genmab A/S is shutting down its manufacturing facility in Brooklyn Park and laying off 130 employees.

Details still unknown about altercation that led an off-duty St. Louis Park police officer to shoot a passenger in a parking lot where the driver had hit a traffic cone.

The owner of a Brooklyn Park personal care firm and two workers have been charged in federal court with fraudulently getting more than $89,000 from Medicaid.

A 22-year-old man has been sentenced in federal court to more than four years in prison for making "a mistake": holding up at gunpoint a Coon Rapids bank last spring and then fleeing from police.

Romel Jones Sr. was succinct Friday as he addressed the judge at the sentencing of his eldest son's killer.

Halloween revelers in northern Hennepin County suburbs may run into some uniformed characters who aren't looking for treats or party fun Saturday night.

Work crews from Rivard Contractors started clearing trees near Jefferson Highway as work began Tuesday on the $48 million extension of Hwy.

Back in March, Fox9 reporter Trish Van Pilsum used the weak but determined voice of a patient on a ventilator and interviews with six former employees to paint a damning portrait of a home health care company called Ometta Vent Care Services.

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