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Twin Cities

HCMC creates fundraising foundation

Hennepin County Medical Center, the state's largest safety net hospital, has created a foundation to raise money to support its programs and advocate on its behalf.

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Tornado-damaged Hugo considers 'safe rooms' requirement

City leaders in Hugo are considering a requirement that builders offer a 'safe room' option to subdivision homeowners following a devastating tornado that ripped through the community more than a year ago.

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Rouge and Tumble: Women's roller derby is back

Rouge and Tumble: Women's roller derby is back

They wear lipstick, tattoos and roller skates and go by tough names like "Kim Jong Kill," "Shiv & Let Die" and "Mary Tyler Roar." They race around in circles crashing into each other while the crowd cheers.
by Jeff Baenen, Associated Press

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