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Minneapolis
June 21, 2016

Year in workhouse for Metro Mobility driver accused of sexually assaulting rider

The agreement calls for 364 days in the county workhouse, registration with the state as a sex offender.
Minneapolis
June 21, 2016
Pediatrician Dr. Rhamy Magid, right, watched as 10-month-old Kar’melo Teetzel reached to pick up a book during his checkup.

Minneapolis launches new 'Talking is Teaching' campaign to get parents and babies talking

Officials believe that if more parents get the message that talking is critical for babies' development, the major gaps in learning and language development between wealthier and poorer families may be reduced.
Minneapolis
June 21, 2016
Mayor Hodges: 'Here's how we make our kids smarter — we talk to them'

Mayor Hodges: 'Here's how we make our kids smarter — we talk to them'

The "Talking is Teaching" initiative aims to lessen economic and racial disparities by encouraging parents to talk, read and sing to their children.
Minneapolis
June 21, 2016
This car caught fire after crashing May 20, 2016, on Olson Hwy. in Minneapolis. The driver died four weeks later.

Driver dies 4 weeks after fiery late-night crash in north Minneapolis

The motorist spent four weeks in the hospital before dying from severe burns.
Minneapolis
June 20, 2016

Minnesota, Iowa ag heartland takes on new name

Minneapolis
June 20, 2016
Minnesota cult leader Victor Barnard was arrested in February 2015 while on the run in Brazil, where he remains imprisoned.

$1.5M bail set for cult leader Victor Barnard in Pine Co. court hearing

Barnard didn't make bail, faces 59 sex-abuse counts.
Minneapolis
June 20, 2016

Woman admits driving extremely drunk, killing motorcyclist in NE. Mpls.

Minneapolis
June 20, 2016
Sister Jean Thuerauf with Chef Pat Weber at a fundraising event that Weber held for Cookie Cart in 2013.

Obituary: Sister Jean Thuerauf left North Side legacy with Cookie Cart

Minneapolis
June 20, 2016
Shooting victim remembered as homebody, gentle soul

Shooting victim remembered as homebody, gentle soul

News of Travis Washington's death prompted an outpouring of grief among his friends and relatives, who remembered him as a loving family man who steered clear of drama.
Variety
June 20, 2016
Inez Howard, left, talks with her daughter Shanay Ponder at the new parklet seating outside of Twin Cities Coffee and Deli on Chicago Ave. on Wednesda

Seasonal street cafes set to debut in Minneapolis this summer

The first parklet-like cafes could debut as early as August.
Minneapolis
June 20, 2016

Suspect arrested in most recent north Minneapolis homicide

Minneapolis
June 20, 2016
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Minnesota History: Southern slave owner helped revive University of Minnesota

St. Cloud State historian Christopher Lehman unearthed the long overlooked connection between the fledgling university and onetime South Carolina Gov. William Aiken Jr. while analyzing territorial real estate deeds.
Minneapolis
June 19, 2016
In this 2014 file photo, Community Action of Minneapolis chief executive Bill Davis listened during roll call in a board meeting in Minneapolis.

Tevlin: Bill Davis, a career of mendacity and conceit

For years people in the nonprofit world questioned the financial dealings of Bill Davis, and every time, his powerful DFL friends stood behind him.
Minneapolis
June 18, 2016
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Heartland of Minnesota farming hopes campaign boosts profile

Farming in south-central Minnesota draws little attention beyond farm country, but a local business group hopes to change that on Monday with a bit of marketing magic. At a two-hour "celebration event" in Mankato, it will reveal the region's new name, which is being kept secret until then, and a website for the area designed to raise its public profile.
Minneapolis
June 17, 2016

Food carts may soon reach more Mpls. neighborhoods

While food trucks have been multiplying around Minneapolis in recent years, city ordinances that date to 1893 have kept smaller food carts confined to operating downtown. The rules have been largely untouched in the century-plus they've been around.
Minneapolis
June 17, 2016

Brooklyn Park man charged in drive-by shooting on I-94 in Minneapolis

A Brooklyn Park man who was not supposed to have a gun is facing five charges in connection with a drive-by shooting during rush hour on Interstate 94 in Minneapolis.
Minneapolis
June 17, 2016

Shooting victim ID'd as brother of artist recently killed in crash

A man fatally shot in north Minneapolis Thursday night was the brother of a popular poet and activist who died in April when a car crossed a freeway median and hit his vehicle.
Minneapolis
June 17, 2016

Minneapolis riverfront tower plans clear City Council hurdle

Council overturns heritage preservation panel's objection to the 40-story development.
Minneapolis
June 17, 2016
Minneapolis Park Board largely silent when asked about racial equity issues

Minneapolis Park Board largely silent when asked about racial equity issues

Latest skirmish on racial equity issues involving park programs involves access to summer camps in low-income neighborhoods.
Minneapolis
June 17, 2016
Shanay Ponder, left, brings up something on her phone while she sits with her mother, Inez Howard, at the new parklet seating outside of Twin Cities C

Seasonal street cafes set to debut in Minneapolis

Restaurants could replace parking spots with seating.

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