After attack in Coon Rapids, Muslims wonder: Am I next?
While Asma Jama bears the scars, Muslims throughout the Twin Cities have been wounded by the attack.
Officer in Clark shooting accused of excessive force in earlier case
Dustin Schwarze, then serving as a Richfield police officer, allegedly deployed a Taser and threatened to beat the passenger of a vehicle pulled over by troopers.
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State's big firms land near top in gay-friendly rankings
Minnesota was called a "bastion of leadership" for its inclusive policies, with companies like 3M, Ameriprise and General Mills getting perfect scores.
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The Drive: You think traffic is bad here? We didn't even make the list
A report listing the 50 worst traffic bottlenecks in the country named none in the Twin Cities area. Surprising no one, Los Angeles had the most, with 12.
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Smoke and looming snow send fire chief to protest site
Emergency vehicles, plows may be blocked by protesters' fires and wood on Plymouth Avenue.
'St. Grand' again peeling off C-notes for Salvation Army: total is $4,400 so far
The mysterious donations started in the Twin Cities in 2011, and no one has stepped up to accept credit.
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Gallery: Hippo Campus and Bad Bad Hat at 1st Ave.
Hippo Campus and Bad Bad Hat at First Ave. Saturday night.
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U.S. Rep. Ellison emerges as key political leader amid Jamar Clark protests
Stakes are high as Keith Ellison negotiates between local black community, state and local leaders.
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Up to 10 inches of snow possible in Twin Cities on Monday, Tuesday
Monday and Tuesday commutes likely affected.
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New Hope police chief reveals new details of terrifying night at City Hall
Shooting that injured two officers at January awards ceremony left area around City Council chambers looking like a war zone, Chief Tim Fournier said.
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On boom-or-bust Iron Range, this downturn feels different
With 2,000 miners facing layoffs as rest of state rebounds, the Range is slumping again.
Plans to upgrade MOA transit station fall short financially
One Met Council member asked last month whether the Mall of America's owner could pitch in financially. MOA officials disagreed.
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Nov. 2015: Opioid overuse kills more Minnesotans than homicide
The runaway use and abuse of prescription opioid painkillers such as oxycodone and hydrocodone has emerged as a public health threat in Minnesota.
East African immigrants rally at Minneapolis protest site
"We're not a separate entity," said one supporter. "We're black. And this is our struggle."
SPCO premieres Beethoven-inspired concerto
Review: Timo Andres' "Blind Banister" is first in SPCO's five-year series.
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