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Twin Cities

Tyesha Edwards' killer gets new sentence

A gang member convicted a second time in the shooting death of an 11-year-old Minneapolis girl will get a new sentence. But that sentence change won't allow him to get out of prison any time soon.
by Elizabeth Stawicki

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Video: Tornado in Minneapolis

Tom Clark, a meteorologist for television station WNEP in Moosic, Penn., captured video of a tornado moving across south Minneapolis with his iPhone on August 19, 2009. Clark was visiting his daughter in Minneapolis. The storm toppled trees, damaged buildings and flooded Twin Cities highways Wednesday, though no injuries were reported.

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Free-market group to host global warming talk

A Minnesota organization that advocates free-market economics is organizing a symposium on global warming that questions national efforts to combat climate change.

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