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Hennepin County employees will see minimum wage rise to $20 an hour - Vimarsana News

Hennepin County employees will see minimum wage rise to $20 an hour

The county’s base wage will be higher than any local government in the Midwest.

Officials across Twin Cities join forces to fight rising crime - Vimarsana News

Officials across Twin Cities join forces to fight rising crime

Mayors, police chiefs and prosecutors held an unprecedented meeting Monday to discuss a surge in violent crime across the region.

Our drunk sheriff & the SUV he rode in on - Vimarsana News

Our drunk sheriff & the SUV he rode in on

Robert Mitchum played drunken sheriff J.P. Harrah in the classic Howard Hawks film El Dorado. As one thing leads to another in the movie, John Wayne's Cole Thornton embarrasses Harrah into sobering up. Quotable quote: 'I'm lookin' at a tin star with a... drunk pinned on it.' In the Twin Cities, we are in a John Wayne, call your office situation. What we really need, however, is someone who can

Mysteries of carjacking - Vimarsana News

Mysteries of carjacking

The sudden spread of carjackings has cast a net of fear over the Twin Cities. The Star Tribune explored it in yesterday's page-one story by David Chanen: 'Carjackings sweep through Twin Cities communities.' Subhead: 'Police struggle to keep with the latest crime trend.' In the paper's hard copy, the headline asked: 'Who is stealing so many vehicles?' It answered in the subhead: 'Carjacking surge is blamed on armed teens who

New Minneapolis ordinance targets catalytic-converter thefts - Vimarsana News

New Minneapolis ordinance targets catalytic-converter thefts

Officials hope new laws will deter thieves and protect vehicle owners.