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Census data offer look at lives of older Minnesotans
Census surveys aren't exactly needed to prove that Minnesota is getting older; the aging of the baby boomer generation has assured that this trend will happen. But the latest figures from the 2011 American Community Survey nonetheless provide an interesting look at the speed with which the state is aging -- and how our state's seniors live and work.
Updated: October 01, 2012, - 06:26 AM
Minneapolis shooting: When terror comes to the workplace
Andrew Engeldinger took his motives to the grave Thursday, turning a gun on himself after shooting eight people at Accent Signage Systems in Minneapolis.
Updated: September 30, 2012, - 01:52 PM
Health beat: Health coverage expands - unevenly
The headline finding of new U.S. census survey data released this week was the increase in young adults with health insurance. The attention was understandable.
Updated: September 20, 2012, - 06:26 PM
Census report: Slow economy puts young Minnesota lives on hold
Even as Minnesota outpaces the nation when it comes to jobs, prospects are tough for those in their 20s, a new census report says.
Updated: September 20, 2012, - 08:59 AM
Minnesota gets a glimpse of hope and economic gains
The state stood out in census survey reporting that U.S. households had lost income but gained health insurance.
Updated: September 12, 2012, - 09:37 PM
Ebb of chickenpox has Minn. asking more of schools
The success of vaccine makes it harder for officials to track disease, so every student case must be reported.
Updated: September 12, 2012, - 07:01 AM
Panel urges child-care safety fixes
Recommendations include giving providers better training to protect sleeping infants.
Updated: September 07, 2012, - 11:20 PM
3 cases of swine flu tied to fair
All are recovering from a strain less serious than the one that triggered concern.
Updated: August 31, 2012, - 08:21 PM
Parents often turn blind eye to faulty home day care
Loyalty, few options cited for tolerating iffy conditions.
Updated: August 26, 2012, - 09:53 PM
Swine tradition trumps flu virus
Despite new flu strain, pigs proved irresistible during opening day of the State Fair.
Updated: August 23, 2012, - 11:13 PM
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