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Activists gear up for anti-Trump marches in Twin Cities
Rallies and marches are planned in Twin Cities on Friday and Saturday.
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Minneapolis City Council president appointed to Public Employees Retirement Association board
Barb Johnson will help oversee the state's pension fund until 2021.
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Jazz pianist James 'Jimmy' Hamilton played with legends, taught future ones like Prince
Hamilton, dubbed a Minnesota jazz legend, died Dec. 31 after prolonged complications from stroke. He was 80.
Minneapolis
Man charged in fatal stabbing after domestic dispute
Several people at the scene were drinking, according to the criminal complaint.
South Metro
Witness: 'Internet fame' brought him to Clark protest, where 5 were shot
Julio Suarez first attended the protest with Allen Scarsella, who days later returned and shot five.
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Fed launches institute to tackle racial and economic disparities
The new effort aims to understand the economic disparities in the state.
National
Dozens in law enforcement from Twin Cities dispatched for inaugural parade duties
All expenses for the assignment are covered by the federal government, the Sheriff's Office said.
Minneapolis
Glen Taylor paying $9 million more for Target Center renovations
New funds push project's cost to $138 million.
Minneapolis
Minneapolis to overhaul SE. 4th Street near TCF Bank Stadium
The $4 million project is part of an effort to improve areas near light-rail station.
South Metro
Trial opens for man accused of shooting Jamar Clark protesters
Prosecutors say racist believes triggered shooting, while defense says shots were in self-defense.
Stage & Arts
Tom Hoch to leave Hennepin theaters early; former General Mills exec named interim boss
Former General Mills exec to replace CEO Tom Hoch on interim basis.
Minneapolis
Minneapolis backs $6M loan for nonprofit North Side grocery
The Minneapolis CDA is issuing tax revenue bonds for the North Market project.
Minneapolis
Three Minneapolis teens win big with sports gear check-out program
The Cedar Riverside middle-schoolers' idea wins national competition designed to foster innovation.
Minneapolis
After 19 years, justice finally is delivered in Mpls. couple's murders
A detective's determination with a cold case led to a sentencing last week in the 1998 Northeast killings. Few such cases end in an arrest and even fewer in someone getting locked up.
Minneapolis
Pioneering spinal surgery in the womb boosts babies' odds in Minneapolis
A team of Minneapolis surgeons is pioneering a bold approach to prenatal medicine — performing "open" surgery on fetuses to fix spinal deformities.
Minneapolis
Charge: Stranger molests woman in booth at Sally's Saloon near the U
The man reached into the woman's pants, according to the criminal complaint.
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Man, 35, fatally stabbed in Mpls. apartment; 59-year-old man arrested
A suspect who lives in unit was arrested Sunday.
Minneapolis
Some in Legislature reject sanctuary city concept
Minneapolis and St. Paul are both sanctuary cities, meaning leaders vow not to act as local immigration enforcers.
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