Ruling stems from 2012 lawsuit over falling water levels at White Bear Lake

Audiences and donors have not come back in expected numbers, theater officials said.

Donors and volunteers of park nonprofits help provide everything from free community events to concerts, free and reduced access to sports for kids and park revitalization.

Frederick Davis Jr., 19, admitted to firing a dozen shots at the unmarked vehicle following him, but denied knowingly targeting police.

The city is one of several Minnesota government bodies that has shifted or scaled back public comment sessions in recent years.

'Spot fire' began within prescribed burn area Wednesday northwest of Isabella.

The altercation broke out Wednesday afternoon during a passing time.

Weather conditions have helped effort. The size or threat to property and structures still are unknown.

A May 22 event at City Hall will provide more information about the new water treatment plant, which is expected to be operational in 2028.

A man in the basement thought he was going to be attacked, according to the lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court in Minneapolis.

Authorities say the suspect was swinging a hatchet and advanced toward police, who then fired.

Droppings decompose quickly, the patrol unit says.

Wednesday marked the 60th anniversary of the St. Paul event, which gathered city officials downtown to memorialize slain officers.

Republicans, religious groups raised concerns about gender identity and sexual orientation.

A special agent from the Internal Revenue Service's criminal investigations unit will return to the stand as trial resumes Friday after a Thursday break.

Cheri Phillips wasn't yet six months pregnant when she made the trip. The family has been stuck in Brazil since her son's premature birth March 12.

The three plays, which can be seen in a 13-hour marathon Saturday, have drawn patrons from 46 states and three countries.

The Hinckley-Finlayson School Board said its participation would violate the U.S. Constitution.

The group's Senate ally says bonding money is not likely this year. But TaikoArts Midwest says they'll keep fundraising for their new North End location.

The trial for Ryan Londregan is slated to begin Sept. 9.

The lesson, Scott Holeman with the Insurance Information Institute says, is homeowners should review their policies and coverage annually.

Michelle Phillips has strong support from Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey and his critics on the City Council. But she's walking into a messy situation.

The East Blaine Community Center, a nonprofit, plans to transform the former Minnesota School of Business building near I-35W into a private school and religious center; the rezoning request will now go to the Blaine City Council.

Meanwhile, MyWheels, a second company recently licensed by the city, continues to ramp up operations.

Authorities are investigating how the mishap in Balaton, Minn., happened.