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Police are looking for this woman in connection with the shooting of a dog in Bloomington. The animal also was run over by a vehicle.

Bloomington police search for 2 people suspected of shooting dog in eye with BB gun

BB pellets hit the dog numerous times; one eye had to be removed.
November 29
Jack H. Blaschke

Prison for unlicensed driver who killed Plymouth man in hit-and-run while racing

The 20-year-old man will serve less than three years in prison.
Local
November 29
A fight broke out in Terminal 2 of MSP Airport Friday night after two large groups deplaned from a Frontier Airlines flight.

Fights break out at MSP Airport, are quickly subdued

No one was seriously injured during brawl in Terminal 2.
Colleges
November 29
UConn guard Paige Bueckers, the former Hopkins High School standout, is the first college athlete to sign an endorsement deal with Gatorade.

Paige Bueckers signed by Gatorade as first college athlete endorser

As part of the arrangement, the former Hopkins High star who plays for UConn will promote the brand in commercials, social posts, product collaborations and events.
Local
November 29

Authorities ID man, 90, fatally hit by driver in downtown Hopkins

Victim died days later at residential hospice.
West Metro
November 29
Jason Rynders

School bus driver admits to killing pedestrian in Brooklyn Park, fleeing scene

Prosecutors say they will seek a four-year sentence
Local
November 29
Julius Smith

Woman fatally shot in pickup truck identified

A man has been charged in what is being described as an accidental shooting in Brooklyn Center.
Local
November 28
Chris Knutson, an outreach worker with St. Stephens Human Services, handed a blanket to resident of the encampment near the Sabo bridge in Minneapolis

Hennepin County says hepatitis A outbreak has been contained

As of last week, 22 states were experiencing active hepatitis A outbreaks, including Illinois and Michigan. The CDC has declared an end to the outbreak in 15 states, with Minnesota among the most recent to meet the CDC's threshold for containing the virus.
Local
November 27

Twin Cities metro police blotter, Nov. 28

CHAMPLINNOV. 5Theft. Electronics were stolen from a vehicle in the 12300 block of Champlin Drive.COLUMBUSNOV. 16Theft. Six catalytic converters were stolen from vehicles at RV…
West Metro
November 23
All county employees had to submit proof of vaccination in October. The people who chose not to be vaccinated or not disclose their vaccination status

COVID-19 outbreak hits Hennepin County workhouse in Plymouth

The facility has strict protocols in place to prevent the virus.
West Metro
November 22
Dr. Richard Tholen

Twin Cities doctor who had leg amputated after zipline injury in Mexico awarded $24.8M

Defense said Minnesotan was racing others on the zipline and later rejected medical advice to stay in the local hospital.
November 21
A rectangular rapid flashing beacon was installed at the intersection of Hwy. 55 and Maple Street in Rockford.

Rockford hopes 'Blinky' will make it safer to cross Hwy. 55

A flashing beacon was installed last week to make it safer for school kids crossing the highway
Local
November 21
Khyber Malikzai, left, his newly immigrated brother Fahim, Sher Mulakhail and his newly arrived close friend Mirwais Momand talked over tea in Bloomin

Bloomington immigrant family welcomes friends who fled Afghanistan

The Mulakhails, who have lived in the U.S. for three years, host their friends in their small apartment until the new arrivals get on their feet.
November 20
Stephen Taylor’s grave in Winona. He is believed to be the only Revolutionary War soldier buried in Minnesota.

A tale of two Minnesota graves that go way, way back

"It is an odd chain of events whereby the War of 1812 would have such a Minnesota connection," Curt Bradford writes.
North Metro
November 20

Metro briefs: Anoka County crime lab wins prestigious award

Food trucks in Blaine will now be allowed to operate at business events where they are the lone attraction, after the City Council on Nov.…
Local
November 20

Twin Cities metro police blotter, Oct. 31

DENMARK TOWNSHIPOCT. 7Suspicious activity. A resident in the 15000 block of 80th Street reported hearing an explosion to the east of her home. It was…
Local
November 19
Agriculture
November 19
Farmland filled with a corn crop, in Dawson, Minn., in July.

Wright County farmer to lead Minnesota Farm Bureau

Dan Glessing wins contested race to take leadership at one of state's leading farm organizations.
Inspired
November 19
Mary Jane Steinhagen of Richfield makes cheery handmade cards to buoy the grieving.

Richfield woman's handmade cards remind the grieving they aren't forgotten

Twenty-five years and hundreds of cards later, Mary Jane Steinhagen reminds us of the healing power of empathy.
Local
November 19
Pete Magnuson chatted with Marshie Allen in her home while making her Meals on Wheels delivery on Thursday in Minneapolis.

Minnesota food shelf visits slightly under record high in 2020, but edging up again

Food shelves say requests for help are spiking again as other extra help wanes.
Local
November 17

Hopkins woman charged with swindling $130K from 2 victims with promises to lift curses

The self-proclaimed psychic and spiritual adviser said she was more effective than health professionals, according to the charges.