Folkerts, 30, of St. Louis Park was a server at Park Tavern whose mother also worked at the neighborhood institution while pregnant with her. Folkerts had three daughters of her own.

People bowled alone more so than in leagues. The instant response to the Park Tavern tragedy demonstrates that here in Minnesota, we continue to bowl together, especially when adversity strikes.

LOUIS PARK, Minn. — Park Tavern in St. Louis Park opened its doors Wednesday for the first time since a tragic drunk-driving crash. Kristina Folkerts and Gabe Harvey died in the incident.

The two victims of the crash are Kristina Marie Folkerts, age 30, a Park Tavern server, and Gabriel Quinn Harvey, age 30, a nursing school student who was dining on the patio at the time. At least ...

Park Tavern has announced it will reopen to the public on Wednesday, three days after a suspected drunk-driver crashed into its outdoor patio, killing a server and a customer, and injuring nine ...

Park Tavern Reopens Wednesday following deadly crash Steven Bailey, 56, was formally charged on Tuesday. Updated information from Methodist Hospital states that three staff members remain ...

The attorney's office said it has asked Park Tavern not to release the video publicly. The criminal complaint states Bailey was going 30-45 mph when he hit the fence surrounding the patio.

Before the doors opened to customers, Park Tavern held an all-staff meeting Wednesday morning, and then hosted a special event for employees of Methodist Hospital.

Kristina Folkerts, an employee at Park Tavern, was killed in the crash. The restaurant organized a GoFundMe to support her family, which has raised over $181,000.

Park Tavern crash raises questions about technological, legal tools to prevent impaired driving The wreckage of a car at the scene where a car drove into the patio seating area of the Park Tavern ...