An obituary on B4 Friday incorrectly identified a group receiving state funding. It is Minnesota Farm Advocates.
A column on D6 Monday was unclear about details of the exit packages for former Wells Fargo executives John Stumpf and Carrie Tolstedt. They were not awarded additional severance payments at the time of their departures.
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