Новости за 30.11.2017

Southwest light-rail project prompts review of Minneapolis industrial area.

The westbound Blue Line train lost power just after 11 a.m. as it pulled out of the Government Center station, said Metro Transit spokesman Drew Kerr. The three-car train buckled on 5th Street between 2nd and 3rd avenues S.

Norwegian thriller is deliberately elusive.

He’s much more than just the “Science Guy.”

“The Disaster Artist” pays satiric homage to a legendary failure.

Annual collection of award-winning commercials continues to delight, amaze.

Animated drama set in Kabul mixes fantasy and gritty reality.

Health Department is gradually expanding the list of conditions for medical cannabis.

Complex with nine theaters and bar to open in Woodbury in May

How long did higher ups know -- or how long should they have know -- the nice guy image was a charade?

A light-rail train has jumped the tracks in downtown Minneapolis, prompting Metro Transit to curtail service.

The Wild continues to tinker with its back end, as the team claimed defenseman Nate Prosser off waivers Thursday.

Lt. Gov. Tina Smith, a former corporate marketer and small business owner, sees value in big Minnesota companies that are cutting carbon output as they grow their businesses.

One resident fled to safety and escaped without injury, authorities said.

Agency suspends license as Nov. 13 death is investigated by police.

The suspect in a string of fatal shootings that terrorized a Tampa neighborhood was ordered held without bond Thursday morning. Howell Emanuel Donaldson is charged with killing four people.

Conyers, the longest-serving member of Congress, is accused of mistreating female aides over two decades.

Big gigs for the week of Dec. 1-8, also including Run the Jewels, Rufus Wainwright, Lindsey Stirling and the Staves with yMusic.

Slice Intelligence's data shows that Target's online sales grew 44 percent, a faster rate than that of Amazon, during the key shopping period