2016: Renters caught in middle as cities spend years battling landlords to fix problem properties
While the Stephen Frenz case has taken extra twists and turns, even more straightforward license revocations can lead to a lengthy process for city regulators.
Burnsville photographer wins national recognition for fox photo
Benjamin Olson's photo of a sleepy young fox received the wildlife award this year from Nature's Best Photography.
Vikings threaten to sue over talk of soccer at U.S. Bank Stadium
The owners of the Major League Soccer expansion franchise the Minnesota United are in talks about playing games at U.S. Bank Stadium — and it has left the stadium's primary tenant, the Minnesota Vikings, crying foul and threatening to sue.
New murder charge vs. Maplewood woman in 5th heroin death
Beverly Burrell now has been charged in connection with the deaths of five Minnesota men.
Winter Carnival, Loppet, pond hockey event join forces in winter showcase
Great Northern festival that will debut in January and combine some of Minnesota's most popular winter traditions with food, culture and more.
East Side Freedom Library continues to reach new audiences
The staff is dedicated to telling the stories of its surrounding community.
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Fridley residents at odds over new city hall complex
Some say time is right to replace the facility, while others want plan brought to a referendum.
Man, 23, fatally shot in north Minneapolis early Friday
The victim's identity has yet to be disclosed; police report notes three people detained on weapons allegations.
Reward swells to find driver who fatally hit woman, 75, in Hopkins
A friend of the victim has made a private donation of $10,000, police said.
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Driver exits SUV, is fatally struck along SE Minnesota highway
The victim was next to the trailer he was pulling on Hwy. 52, the patrol said.
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Man's body found in collapsed building in Sioux Falls
A woman who lived in the structure had been pulled to safety hours before the construction worker's death was confirmed.
District officials name Mounds View High students in fatal crash
Two junior girls died in the Thursday morning collision; a third is hospitalized.
Delta passenger objects to in-flight movie as "perpetuating racism"
She asked the airline to let ethnic communities review the film.
Tevlin: Some suite seats for DFL Party big shots
The DFL insiders came for the free lunch at U.S. Bank Stadium and ended up buying the timeshare.
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Report counts nearly 300 sexual assault cases on Minn. campuses
Nearly 300 complaints of sexual assault were reported to Minnesota colleges or universities in 2015, and 79 resulted in disciplinary action greater than a warning, according to information made public under a new state law.
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Transit funding board meets, discusses whether to disband
No decision was made at Thursday's meeting of the Counties Transit Improvement Board, but the debate will continue as member counties decide the next steps.
Minneapolis South High ESL kids receive free bikes from nonprofit
The free bikes come from nonprofit Free Bikes 4 Kidz.
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