Project digs into Flying Cloud Drive and 1,000 years of history
Archaeologists were given access before the construction rattles the land this spring.
Tarana Burke, founder of Me Too movement, speaks at U about 'power of empathy'
She described her 20-year journey in speech at sold-out event.
Streetcar plan moves forward, though mayor signals caution
Jacob Frey cites "numerous hurdles" in paying for the Minneapolis project.
In ownership change, Hugo's Withrow Ballroom finds new life
The 90-year-old ballroom won't totally scrap its old ways under Laura Miron Mendele.
Cellphone may have distracted teen killed while crossing Hwy. 7
The 15-year-old boy was hit by two vehicles as he crossed the highway at Texas Avenue.
Man gets 15 years for ISIS-inspired knife attack at Mall of America
Mahad A. Abdiraham raised an index finger after being sentenced, an ISIS symbol.
New St. Paul city attorney sues DFL legislator for defamation, 'innuendos'
Lyndsey Olson alleged in a court document that state Rep. John Lesch smeared her professional reputation in a letter to the mayor.
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Federal cuts leave future of MinnesotaCare insurance in question
$800 million in federal cuts creates a challenge for MinnesotaCare funding.
Blaine Historical Society seeks to publish Minnesota suburb's little-known history
Historical Society seeking city funds for new book.
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Minnesota Historical Society broadens how it tells the state's history
The group is part of efforts to tell a fuller, if sometimes painful, story about Minnesota's past.
Torah Yoga: A new path to Jewish teachings
It is among a variety of faith-based yoga practices now being embraced by Minnesotans.
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Kitties with a side of coffee: Minneapolis' first cat cafe opens
At the Cafe Meow, there is a coffee side and a cat room, where only 10 to 15 people are allowed at a time, so reservations are encouraged.
One man killed, one injured in argument-turned-shooting in Minneapolis
No arrests have been made, but police say there is no threat to the public.
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Minnesota prosecutors charge three men with conspiring to export goods to Hezbollah terrorists
According to indictment announced Friday, parts included drone aircraft technology.
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Roger French, assistant football coach with Gophers, BYU and more, dies at 87
A longtime Maple Grove resident, French had a career that spanned six decades, capped by his key role on Brigham Young University's only national championship team.
Minnesota volunteers bring water to people around the world
The Minnesota chapter of Engineers Without Borders is helping a mountain village in Honduras build a new water treatment and distribution system.
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Ice climbing park's rising star fits vision for Winona as winter playground
One of the driving forces behind the icy playground saw an untapped resource in the city's bluffs.
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