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Sam Maresh University of Minnesota freshman linebacker Sam Maresh is a suspect in the alleged assault Nov.

Tim Pawlenty, but remain cautious. Two weeks ago Pawlenty presented the initiative, which, if approved by voters, would cap state general fund spending at the revenue level received during the previous two-year spending cycle.

Property damage . Someone spray-painted several homes, garages and sheds around the 2900 block of 141st Avenue NW.

A 21-year-old Champlin man was injured Friday in an all-terrain vehicle crash at a residence in rural Grey Eagle.

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.

Orthodontist Dr Bruce K A Dormanen of WOW Orthodontics Gives Back to the Community in Anoka and Champlin MN by Offering a College Scholarship to Five Students Interested in the Field of Dentistry as a Career.

At least in Minnesota. Next April, the Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor party will hold a convention where they will likely endorse a candidate for Governor.

Each quarter Star's Implementation Team, a select group of informal leaders, identifies areas of the company that have opportunity for improvement and outreach.

Theft . A concrete statue of a woman standing under an umbrella was stolen from the yard of a home on the 200 block of 96th Lane NE.

A Hennepin County judge sentenced the drunk driver who struck and killed a mother from Champlin to 41 months in prison.

Share + Oct 12, 2009 6:46 pm US/Central Reporting Esme Murphy 1 of 3 In court Monday, Christopher Beussman again told the Solberg family he was sorry.

Three to Five years just to get a permit. That's government at it's best. Government does it best, slow prosperity and investment! Close comment Add your own comment More from West Metro Three Rivers Park District, which owns the Coon Rapids Dam on the Mississippi River, is seeking partners to build a hydroelectric plant that would generate power ...

This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it Union Editor Anoka City Council supports the idea of restarting hydroelectric production at the Coon Rapids Dam, as long as it does not negatively impact property owners along the Mississippi River's recreational pool.

NorthMarq Real Estate Services last week completed its previously announced purchase of Minnetonka-based Opus Corporation's property management business.

Faced with declining enrollment, the state's largest school district decided to close six schools and make a few other changes.

Republican gubernatorial candidate Bill Haas of Champlin along with some fellow Republican candidates signed a petition today calling on Attorney General Lori Swanson to launch an investigation into the actions of the Assciation of Community Organzations for Reform Now and possible connections between the group and voting irregularities in ...

Parents are digesting some tough news Tuesday after the Anoka-Hennepin school board voted to close eight schools, seven of which are elementary schools.

Minnesota's largest school district will close six schools and reconfigure two others as it deals with declining enrollment and a projected budget deficit.

The Anoka-Hennepin school board voted Monday night to close six schools -- five elementary and one middle school -- plus an early childhood center and a kindergarten center.

This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it Staff writer The tables were set and the aroma of cooking meatballs filled the room with mouth-watering anticipation.