Carver County to convert former hospice to mental health crisis center
Mental health advocates say the residential facility will encourage those struggling to seek help sooner.
Midcentury kitchen makeover includes a must-have mudroom
A reconfigured kitchen doubles counter space, improves the work triangle and carves out a must-have mudroom.
St. Paul police officers cleared in fatal March shooting of Illinois man
Prosecutor says officers had reason to fear after Cordale Handy pointed gun at them.
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Brooklyn Park police officers journey west to bring colleague "Big Bear" home
Three officers traveled to Colorado to retrieve a comrade's remains.
Ballerina Dusty Button visits Woodbury's Royal Oaks Elementary School
Visit was part of a promotion for Ballet Minnesota's annual "The Classic Nutcracker."
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U.S. Bank Stadium authority sees third transition at the top in less than a year
Chief tech consultant Jim Farstad will take reins, probably until after the Super Bowl.
McNally Smith students, faculty face uncertain future after closure
Thirty-eight graduates will gather Saturday at the History Theatre for the institution's final commencement.
Man found dead in burning vehicle at St. Paul cemetery
The man discovered at Oakland Cemetery hasn't yet been identified.
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U toughens policy against sexual assault and harassment
All University of Minnesota employees will be required for the first time to report incidents of sexual harassment directed at students.
Mayor-elect Frey urges supporters to attend fundraiser for departing Hodges
The outgoing mayor is raising money to pay down campaign debt and got help from an election opponent.
Wayzata student becomes one of nation's few chess grandmasters
A Wayzata High School student is the first homegrown Minnesota player to earn the game's top title.
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New CEO of Minnesota Council of Churches a true believer in reconciliation
Curtiss DeYoung's unlikely track included Washington, D.C., South Africa and Chicago.
For developers, three-month Super Bowl construction ban changes timetables
Minneapolis wants roads, walks clear for Super Bowl.
Minneapolis City Council votes to pay officer's legal bills
Officer Michael Griffin had asked the city to cover his legal fees stemming from a criminal proceedings, a rare request that city staff say was last granted in 1983.
Metro counties give final approval to 2018 budgets
Final Hennepin tax levy lower than initial September projection.
McNally Smith College of Music in St. Paul is closing abruptly
The school's administration told students and staff members in an e-mail that financial difficulties have forced the decision.
Three arrested in connection with shooting at Ham Lake gas station
The victim shot in the chest is improving at a Coon Rapids hospital
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Read the U's new sexual harassment and assault policy
The board of regents on Friday approved a new policy that will require all U employees to report incidents of sexual harassment, assault, stalking and "relationship violence" directed at students.
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