Many questions follow new deal between St. Paul schools, teachers
St. Paul district faces tough choices on paying for deal.
Washington County jail leads Minnesota in its help for visiting kids
In a first in Minnesota, a makeover with "kid-friendly" features soon will help soften the shock of seeing parents wearing strange clothes behind a glass panel.
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Minnesota child-care providers reject union
Minnesota child-care providers overwhelmingly voted against union representation in a move that signals the end to an eight-year battle.
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Gun safety groups plan caucus push to promote background checks
Volunteers will be at both DFL and Republican caucuses Tuesday.
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Watchdog arm of Congress to probe oversight of pension fund
GAO will review the Labor Department's handling of failing Central States fund.
Edina school board says city's math doesn't add up on Grandview development plan
In a letter sent this week to Mayor Jim Hovland and the City Council, the school board questioned whether the 11-acre parcel in the heart of Edina really needs special tax treatment.
Minneapolis police unveil draft body-camera policy
It calls for the recording of most police-citizen interactions, without addressing guidelines for making such videos public.
Minneapolis VA cleared in three cases of alleged manipulation of patient appointments, wait times
Inspector general clears Minneapolis VA Health Care System in three cases.
Distracted driving cited in east metro crash that killed woman, 22
A Hudson woman, waiting at a stop sign, was killed when the likely distracted driver's car went airborne and landed on her vehicle.
Mall of America drops lawsuit against Black Lives Matter activists
Protesters turned out at the Mall of America in large numbers that December day, but they left to demonstrate at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport without holding a rally at the mall.
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Met Council to pay MPR $3.5M to settle LRT vibrations issue
The settlement will help MPR address the impact of the light-rail line on its own, an effort that could involve replacing equipment, further sound and vibration mitigation and finding alternate studio locations, MPR said.
Pioneer Endicott building in downtown St. Paul catches fire
Smoke billowed from the top of the building Tuesday afternoon.
Gallery: Grizzles at the zoo
Kenai, Sadie and Haines, were returned to the Russia's Grizzly Coast exhibit after their enclosure's protective glass was replaced after being shattered by a rock thrown by one of the bears in July of 2015
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