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Politics: See campaign contributions and election filings. Public safety: Homicide map, crime statistics and more. Recreation + lifestyle: Find local garden centers, farmers markets and more. Real estate: Research home prices in the Twin Cities. Transportation: A bridge watch list and traffic information. |
Browse math and reading results for Minnesota public and charter schools. Drill down to results by grade and demographic group. These results will be used to determine which schools failed to meet their annual performance goal under the federal No Child Left Behind law.
Minneapolis and St. Paul have declared about two dozen dogs to be "dangerous" because they have attacked people or other animals. Another 450 (plus one cat) are labeled "potentially dangerous." An interactive map shows where they live.
Is your boss among the top-paid executives at public companies in Minnesota? Even the top dogs are feeling the pain right now. Median total compensation for the 100 CEOs was down 38 percent in 2008, according to the Star Tribune's analysis.
How bad was 2008 for Minnesota's biggest 100 companies? Find out by diving into our interactive, sortable chart.
Homicides affect families and communities from the central cities to the far corners of the state. Our map marks the state's killings, remembering the victims and tracking suspects through the justice system.
Browse salary data for most of Minnesota's largest government employers, including averages, overtime and total salary paid.
Research home prices in neighborhoods across the Twin Cities, or on your street. Our database of real estate transactions includes 10 years of sale prices.
A day-by-day look at the disputed election between Democrat Al Franken and Republican Norm Coleman.
Find who's been arrested and booked into the Ramsey County jail.
Our interactive map shows more than 300 Minnesota bridges that receive special scrutiny because of structural deficiencies, outdated design features that make them functionally obsolete or use of gusset plate connectors similar to those on the Interstate 35W bridge that collapsed.
From California to New York, deep-pocket donors are writing checks to Minnesota candidates. And some Minnesotans are giving big bucks to the presidential candidates. We rank the top 200 biggest givers -- a who's who of the famous (and in a few cases infamous) names behind the state's campaigns.
The U.S. Census Bureau's 2007 estimates show population gains in the central cities and some inner-ring suburbs at the same time that growth in some other suburban communities is slowing.
Club Outdoors is where you can keep up with others in Minnesota who love fishing, hunting and other outdoor recreation. More than 25 community experts and field reporters from across the state will be blogging about all things outdoors. Share your photos, watch how-to videos, get the latest weather for your area and join the conversation. For weekly updates, sign up for the new Club Outdoors newsletter.
The Star Tribune is still blowing the whistle, but our look and location have changed. Click here to get to the new blog. If you want the actual URL, it’s www.startribune.com/blogs/whistleblower.html. Our blog posts will now be easier to search on the web site, but you’ll need to register to post a comment. In the [...]
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