St. Louis Park News

ST. LOUIS PARK, Minn. High fuel prices aren't just changing the way we live; they're also changing the shape of the products we buy.

This Independence Day, there is a happy ending for a St. Louis Park cat stuck in a tree.

The company agrees to spend $1.1 million warning customers about fraud risks; NYSE could delist MGI if its stock stays below $1. Last update: July 2, 2008 - 9:27 PM MoneyGram International Inc.

A St. Louis Park woman is dead after running her car off the road in Bloomington Wednesday morning.

The state health department weighed in Tuesday on a major medical mistake made at a Twin Cities hospital.

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced a voluntary recall of Coolibar children's sun block jackets due to a strangulation hazard.

Anoka County officials June 26 broke ground on the new county sheriff's office in Andover.

At a time when most people's bookshelves are stacked with potboilers and whodunits, Susan Holden is leading off her summer reading with What is Life Worth?, the memoir by the man who managed the Sept.

Police departments across the country have been asked to stay on alert for disturbing new weapons.

Many viewers and friends will ask, isn't it tough to report the news everyday? After all, some stories are not so happy.

MoneyGram International says Philip Milne is resigning as chairman, president and chief executive effective immediately.

Minnesota Attorney General Lori Swanson filed a criminal complaint today against Adaeze Julia Nwameme Osemeka, owner of Mayfair Home Health Services in St.

The CEO of troubled MoneyGram International has resigned. Phil Milne, chairman, president and CEO of the St.

Dianne Johnson, 61, of Savage, passed away at Methodist Hospital in St. Louis Park on Saturday, June 14, 2008 due to complications of bypass surgery.

The Austin Municipal Pool, which opens at 1 p.m. Monday, will undergo $40,000 in improvements over 2008-09, with money being applied to new shower heads, hydrants and the tot pool, according to Parks, ...

Last weekend's hail storms put a dent in a lot of property and a lot of wallets.

A drug-trafficking operation that operated for nine years in the Twin Cities area has been busted, federal authorities said today.

Justin Warholm, center, played the drums with his fifth-grade classmates at Cedar Manor Elementary School in St.

Rick Shorten of Saint Louis Park related his typical story to Minnetonka Collision's Chris Thorston.

U.S. beekeepers have lost one-quarter of their colonies-- or about five times the normal winter losses-- because of what scientists have dubbed Colony Collapse Disorder.