Aug. 5, 2015: After years under par, Bloomington could close struggling Hyland Greens
Over the next few months, a task force will consider options for the future of Hyland Greens Golf and Learning Center, a par-3 course that opened in 1963. Although no final decision will be made until spring, the numbers don't look good for golf.
Bloomington task force recommends keeping Hyland Greens golf course open
Task force calls for finding ways to fix its finances. The City Council will make the final call.
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Snelling bus rapid transit prepares for departure
Fewer stops and light-rail-like features will speed up trips, Metro Transit officials say.
Dakota County staffer fined for viewing lawmakers' 'making out' report
Thomas Berry took confidential report that detailed legislators 'making out' in park.
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3 hurt in ambulance rollover crash
An Allina ambulance landed on its side in Minneapolis Wednesday night when it was struck by a passenger car, which caused it to roll, police said.
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Release of convicted rapist draws a crowd to St. Paul meeting
Oliver Dority, who has done time for two sexual assaults, is slated to move soon to a halfway house in the Summit-University district.
Maple Grove bar owner, manager charged over beer brought in from Wis.
The two each face a felony count, accused of bringing in the popular farmhouse ale made by New Glarus.
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How a first-year teacher told students he's gay
High-school English teacher Philip de Sa e Silva is so young he sometimes feels like a student again. Except for one thing: His students are much more accepting than his classmates ever were.
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Fargo police officer mortally wounded by gunman
A Fargo police officer was shot during a standoff with a domestic violence suspect and is not expected to survive his injuries, police in North Dakota said early Thursday.
Tickets for Sanders' Minneapolis forum to be available at 4 p.m. Thursday
The surging Democratic presidential hopeful will speak at Patrick Henry High School on Friday evening.
Jamar Clark shooting inquiry now in county attorney's hands
The officers, Dustin Schwarze and Mark Ringgenberg, have returned to work, said department spokesman Scott Seroka. They had been on paid adminstrative leave since the shooting.
School bus driver fired after St. Paul crash has troubled record on road
Mohamed Wasuge had at least 11 traffic violations before Monday's crash.
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Court upholds conviction in death of Eric Dean, 'the boy they couldn't save'
The 4-year-old boy's death has led to numerous child protection reforms.
Federal judge rules for jury trial in tasing, arrest of St. Paul man in skyway
Citing the disputed facts around the case, Judge Susan Richard Nelson declined to dismiss the lawsuit.
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