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Eddie Mosley convicted in 2012 triple killing at Brooklyn Park day care
A Hennepin County district judge found Eddie Mosley guilty Thursday in the killings of three people at a Brooklyn Park home day care last year.
Super Pantry Launches New Website, Mobile App
Super Pantry has launched a new branded Super Pantry website and free mobile application.
Brooklyn Park forum: Immigrant and minorities need to step up and take more civic roles
A "Civic Engagement Conversation" looked at how members of immigrant and minority groups can "shift our role from mere observers to active participants." "It's time for the African and African-American communities to enter into a greater dialogue," said Rev.
2013 Golden Valley Hall of Fame Inductee was an Original Founder of Ronald McDonald House
The city of Golden Valley is inducting four citizens to the Golden Valley Hall of Fame, which honors those who have been affiliated with Golden Valley, made contributions to the community and become renown.
Brooklyn Park Down Payment Assistance Agent Kris Lindahl Of Edina...
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Slain St. Paul teen honored at benefit
A benefit will be held for Brittany Clardy at the recreation center where the slain teen spent years teaching kids.
Judge will issue verdict next week in trial of man charged in 2012 Brooklyn Park triple killing
The judge made the announcement after closing arguments in the two-week trial of Eddie Mosley, who was charged in the April 2012 shooting deaths.
Met Council supports Bottineau light rail; timeline and funding uncertain
The Metropolitan Council has effectively approved a new light rail line for the 13-mile Bottineau Transitway between Minneapolis and Brooklyn Park, as well as three additional "arterial" Bus Rapid Transit routes in Minneapolis that will share lanes with regular traffic.
Slain St. Paul teen honored at benefit
Brittany Clardy, 18, had been missing for 10 days when her body was found Feb. 21 in a car at a Columbia Heights impound lot.
Mayor Lunde joins Mayor Rybak, Revenue Commissioner Frans in support...
Brooklyn Park Mayor Jeffrey Lunde joined Minneapolis Mayor R.T. Rybak and Revenue Commissioner Myron Frans at a press conference today to voice their support for Governor Mark Dayton's investment in Local Government Aid .
Should Minn. require licenses for home inspectors?
"If we had a licensing system in this state people like me would have a neutral third party to turn to, someone that would try to hold inspectors accountable for mistakes," Krinke told KARE.
Erik Paulsen: Boost Trade to Europe with Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership
U.S. Rep. Erik Paulsen wrote in a Politico op-ed posted Sunday that the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership economic treaty with Europe 'is a golden opportunity for America.' Paulsen and his co-author, U.S. Rep.
Cuts in monitoring GI Bill raises threats of fraud, abuse and waste in Minnesota
A school for helicopter pilots in Superior, Wis., was ordered to stop describing itself as VA approved when it wasn't. For several years, a Christian college in Brooklyn Park took GI Bill money from students for programs it wasn't qualified to charge for.
Minneapolis to review off-duty officers' work at after-hours parties
An off-duty Minneapolis police officer sat in squad car 261 for hours by a North Side warehouse last weekend as young people streamed in and out for an illegal after-hours bash.
Brooklyn Park Named After Beastie Boy MCA
Beastie Boy Adam Horovitz , and the parents of the late rapper MCA at parks naming ceremony in Brooklyn Heights.
WCCO: Driver, 4-year-old from Fridley SUV Rollover in Critical Condition
The driver of an SUV that rolled over Saturday on University Avenue NE in Fridley just north of I-694 is in critical condition, WCCO reported-as is her youngest passenger, a four-year-old boy: The six passengers includes 17-year-old Marissa Paulson of Savage, 16-year-old Cache Brown of Brooklyn Park, 15-year-old Delicia Davis, 18-year-old Jonquell ... (more)
Tech Firm Near Win In Quiet Push For Minn. Breaks
In early February, a development agency in Gov. Mark Dayton's administration made a deal with a giant pharmaceutical company: The state would explore grants and tax breaks that could yield almost 200 high-wage jobs all while keeping Baxter Healthcare Group's name out of the public conversation.
Other voices: Mayo deal stacks up well by comparison
In what some people might deem an ironic twist, Rep. Ann Lenczewski, the DFL chair of the House Taxes Committee who has been a thorn in the side of the Destination Medical Center initiative, found herself on the defensive recently regarding tax breaks and incentives for an Illinois-based pharmaceutical company.