Rose Schmidt
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Minneapolis, MN, United States
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Minneapolis potholes uncover city's old brick streets and streetcar lines
If you feel like potholes are particularly bad this year, you're not wrong. → Read More
Are you satisfied with your personal life? 83% of Americans are, survey finds
When you think about the work you do, your family life and the house you live in, how satisfied are you? → Read More
Activists celebrate after plans to demolish Roof Depot in Minneapolis put on hold
The demolition of a Minneapolis-owned building is on hold while a legal battle continues. → Read More
Family of man killed by St. Paul PD believes death could have been avoided
The family of a man shot and killed at the hands of St. Paul police officers is questioning the use of force. → Read More
Twin Cities will soon have its first hair braiding school
A school founded by two African immigrants is set to become the Twin Cities metro's first hair braiding school. → Read More
Difficult winter makes it tough for crews to keep up with pot holes
If the potholes seem especially bad to you this winter, you’re not alone. → Read More
Brooklyn Park residents without heat during single-digit temperatures
Some families in Brooklyn Park say they don't have a warm place to escape the cold. → Read More
Minnesota tow truck drivers, auto repair shops kept busy by snow
With the snow and low temperatures, Wednesday was a busy day for auto repair shops and tow truck drivers. → Read More
Nonprofit urgently needs help shoveling homes of elderly residents this winter
Senior Community Services, a nonprofit based in Minnetonka, is asking for people who can help shovel the homes of participants in its Household & Outside Maintenance, or HOME, program. The participants are 60 years and older and many of them are on a fixed income. → Read More
Snow or shine, Brooklyn Park drive-in employees serve loyal customers
Snow is part of doing business in Minnesota, and that can mean serving customers outside. → Read More
Burnsville couple says anonymous note from 'Grinch' stole their holiday spirit
A nasty note from a neighborhood Grinch put a damper on one Burnsville couple's holiday spirit. → Read More
Massive Anoka pumpkin being carved into world’s largest jack-o-lantern
The city of Anoka is saying go big or gourd home. A champion pumpkin grown in Anoka is expected to break two Guinness World Records this week. → Read More
Mall of America testing out metal detectors at one entrance
The Mall of America is the latest large venue to weigh the pros and cons of a weapons detection system. → Read More
1,500 U of M workers to announce whether they will authorize strike
The votes have been cast, and on Monday afternoon, university workers who are members of Teamsters Local 320 will announce whether they’ve voted to authorize a strike. They're the employees who prepare the food, keep the dorms clean and maintain the lab animals. → Read More
More people getting help in Minnesota after 988 suicide hotline change
Minnesota has seen an increase in calls for suicide prevention and crisis support since mid-July. → Read More
What you need to know about the Minnesota nurses’ strike that begins today
Fifteen thousand union nurses in Minnesota have walked off the job, with many picketing Monday morning after failing to reach an agreement with hospital executives. → Read More
Minnesotans say goodbye to Queen Elizabeth II
Queen Elizabeth II has been a symbol of her country, a job she took very seriously, for the last 70 years. → Read More
Minnesota youth, amateur sports desperately need referees
Every youth or amateur sport in Minnesota is having trouble finding people to referee or officiate games. → Read More
Driver trapped in Inver Grove Heights flash flooding rescued
Police in Inver Grove Heights had to rescue a woman who got stuck in flash flooding Wednesday evening. → Read More
Hearing aids to be made available without a prescription this fall
In mid-October, hearing aids could start to appear on store shelves without a prescription. → Read More