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Lake Michigan community halts any new short-term rentals, considers more limitations
SPRING LAKE TWP., MI -- For the next six months, no new short-term rentals will be established in Spring Lake Township. That’s due to a moratorium, or a stop-hold, that was placed on the property type by the township’s board of trustees this past Monday. If you purchase...
The Daily Heller: A Major Exhibition of Graphic Design Triggered Heated Debates
It was the first and only major museum exhibition in the United States devoted exclusively to graphic design. Nonetheless, the historic Graphic Design in America: A Visual Language History, organized by the eminent design curator Mildred Friedman at Minneapolis’s Walker Art Center in conjunction with AIGA, was a lightning rod for some in the design community. And the lightning that struck was hot criticism and heated debates that had not previously taken place in public or the design world at large.
Minneapolis to see one of its biggest post-pandemic music weekends
MINNEAPOLIS — Hours before Thursday night's show, Pantera fans took their place in line outside Minneapolis' First Avenue. Mark Crawford and Tim McLean came from Milwaukee to take advantage of the venue's rare, small setting."Drum sticks, guitar picks, they're more likely to get tossed to you if you're in the front row," said McLean. Pantera isn't the only show the two friends are seeing in Minneapolis this weekend. They're also heading to U.S. Bank Stadium on Friday night to see Metallica. The legendary metal band is playing two nights in Minneapolis."I've got so many Metallica tattoos and everything," said Matthew...
Man killed in shooting in south Minneapolis
No arrests were announced in the fatal shooting, which occurred Thursday afternoon in the Phillips neighborhood. Minnesota school nurses are still under pressure post-pandemic. The COVID-19 pandemic emergency is over, but school nurses across Minnesota say they are still in triage mode. Student visits to their offices are still up,...
Two found dead in Minneapolis apartment nearly 2 days after fire
MINNEAPOLIS — Nearly two days after an apartment fire tore through a downtown Minneapolis building, two people were found dead inside.It wasn't until Thursday morning when David Hollmon, the property manager, realized he hadn't seen one of his tenants since the fire."I went to the fire department and told them, 'Hey I think one of my tenants is still in there.'" Hollmon said.He said fire officials told him that was impossible and they swept through the building twice.But fire crews searched inside the charred building Thursday afternoon and discovered an elderly man in a fourth-floor apartment under piles of the...
Red Lake Nation College Fall Orientations in Red Lake and Minneapolis
Exciting times ahead! Welcome to all our new and returning students at Red Lake Nation College. Orientation Day at our Red Lake Main Campus was a blast-here's to a year of growth, learning, and community. Let's make it a great one together!. Red Lake Nation College:. Minneapolis, we're ready for...
First responders share trauma of call of fallen Minnepolis officer Jamal Mitchell
MINNEAPOLIS — On May 30, officer Jamal Mitchell was sent to the Whittier neighborhood of Minneapolis to check out a possible shooting. What happened next still weighs heavily on those called to help. Among them was a paramedic waiting for word the scene was safe and an ER doctor."We saw one of the officers come in to go check out what was happening. And that's when we heard that there was an officer down," Hennepin EMS Paramedic Angela Erikson said. "It's terrible. It's one of your co-workers, it's one of your friends. You don't necessarily know who it is. It's wrong. It's the...
Minneapolis Man Sentenced to Five Years in Prison for Illegal Possession of Machineguns
ST. PAUL, Minn. – A Minneapolis man has been sentenced to 63 months in prison followed by three years of supervised release for illegally possessing machineguns, announced U.S. Attorney Andrew M. Luger. According to court documents, on February 8, 2023, law enforcement observed a silver Mazda CX9 commit multiple...
Homeowners Face Gut-Punch: Minneapolis Faces Potential Record Property Tax INCREASE!
MINNEAPOLIS, MN – Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey has proposed an 8.1% increase in the city’s property tax levy for the upcoming year, marking the largest hike since at least 2008. This proposal, revealed on Wednesday, could result in an additional $200 in property taxes for the average homeowner in the city.
What to know about Tim Walz’s 1995 drunken driving arrest and how he responded
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Now that Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz is Vice President Kamala Harris ‘ running mate, his drunken driving arrest from 1995 in Nebraska — long before he entered politics — is getting renewed scrutiny. Walz was a 31-year-old teacher when he was stopped the night of Sept. 23, 1995, near Chadron, Nebraska. He […]
KARE staffers pick their State Fair favs
FALCON HEIGHTS, Minn. — Sometimes when you hear an AWESOME musical artist, stumble upon a restaurant that hits different, or make some other life-changing discovery, the first instinct is to share it with people you like so they can enjoy it too. That's the intention of this KARE 11...
Sun Country flight attendants strike authorized by union workers
BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (FOX 9) - Saying they haven’t received a new contract since 2014, flight attendants for Sun Country Airlines represented by 558 Teamsters Local 120 have voted to authorize a strike. What we know. Negotiations for a new collective bargaining agreement between the Teamsters members and Sun Country...
SWAT and Crisis Teams Execute Early Morning Firearms Search Warrant, Three Adults and Three Juveniles Detained
Early yesterday morning, SWAT teams alongside Crisis Negotiation Teams (CNT) stormed into a residence located in the 5500 block of 69th Ave N, executing a high-risk search warrant tied to an ongoing firearms investigation. According to a report from the Brooklyn Park Police Department alert, the operation took place at precisely 4:35 AM. As a result of the warrant service, three adults and three juveniles were detained without incident from the home.
Minnesota investigators ID baby found dead in box 35 years ago
SHERBURNE COUNTY, Minn. — Minnesota investigators on Thursday closed a decades-old case without filing charges.On April 23, 1989, a baby girl was discovered dead inside a box by the roadside in Santiago Township in Sherburne County.The case remained unsolved for more than 35 years as investigators were unable to identify the baby or her parents.Last year, Sherburne County investigators revisited the case with assistance from the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension and the FBI.Investigators say they were able to use DNA to identify the mother, who, in interviews, admitted to concealing her pregnancy and the birth from her family. She...
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