South Minneapolis's best-kept secret serves its last breakfast

After 27 years, the City of Minneapolis still can't figure out which of its firefighters are Native American

Bully! Crybaby! Northwest and Sun Country brawl for control of the sandbox--and billions in local air-travel revenues

Did the Minneapolis NAACP botch its chance to save hundreds of low-income apartments?

When police informant Johnny Edwards sang, men went to prison. Now his tune is coming back to haunt the courts.

A racially charged ethics case travels all the way from Anoka County to the state supreme court

Faye Wenell was the life of the party--bright and artistic, with a smile you couldn't resist. But that was before the bodies began to turn up.

Hennepin County's favorite informant faces the music

After five years of doing battle with city bureaucrats, Dennis Williams finally wins one

She said she couldn't get away. The prosecutor said she never tried. Now the courts must decide: Did Donna Miller kill her boyfriend in self-defense, or was it murder?

Under the 1994 Prairie Island law, NSP must pay millions into a clean-energy fund. Fine, says the power company--but define "pay."

Political machinations, intrigue, and good old-fashioned mudslinging: A look behind the scenes of the Minneapolis NAACP election scandal

More tales of slippery snitches, pearl-handled guns, and the shell casing that grew on the lawn

All Dennis Williams wanted was a job with the city of Minneapolis. After five years of bureaucratic torture, what he ended up with was three months in jail and a shot at serious prison time.

He's done Amway. He's sold cable TV. But this cyber-cig deal, says Kevin Kintzi, is the real McCoy.

Tales from the other University of Minnesota hospital