One defendant pleads guilty in beating death of Earl Olander, both return to court next week for sentencing
Both men are due back in court on May 6.
Woman charged in north Minneapolis hit-and-run caught on tape
The suspect faces first- and second-degree charges in connection with the April 14 incident.
South St. Paul woman charged with manslaughter after she co-slept with baby while under the influence of drugs, alcohol
Jessica Lee Grass tested positive for meth, Xanax and alcohol when she slept next to her 5-month-old daughter, Vaida Rose Grass
Judge orders Bremer Trust to handle Prince's estate
The order followed an informal hearing via conference call.
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Minnesota Vikings-Wells Fargo sign dispute continues
Dispute is over the height of two signs atop the Wells Fargo towers adjacent to the new U.S. Bank Stadium
New principal at Bloomington's Jefferson High School
Jaysen Anderson from the North St. Paul-Maplewood-Oakdale district starts at Bloomington in the summer.
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MnSCU officials back off demand to inspect employee cellphones
After pushback from employees and legislators, MnSCU officials agreed to shelve the rule until a compromise can be worked out.
Six charts explaining Minneapolis' $800 million road and park plan
The Minneapolis City Council will take the first votes Wednesday on a massive, $800 million proposal to breath new life into the city's crumbling roads and parks.
Without a will, it could take years to estimate Prince's estate
The wrangling over Prince's estate began formally Tuesday when one of his siblings filed an emergency motion to have a special administrator appointed.
Prince's Revolution bandmates announce reunion plans
The "Purple Rain"-era players hatched their plans at a gathering with many more of the singer's associates Sunday night in Minneapolis.
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Prom gone wrong: How a Prior Lake teen's dream night turned into a disaster
In 1986, the writer was a high-school senior with a John Hughes-inspired vision for the year's biggest dance.
St. Paul Days Inn worker raped guest, charges say
The suspect was in charge of housekeeping, and allegedly told one maid he would clean the woman's room.
Minneapolis forced landlord to sell troubled properties in 2012, but he may still own them
The revelation came Tuesday during testimony in housing court.
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Vikings stadium job fair begins in search for 2,500 part-time workers
Most are part time; many are union.
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Boater strikes dismissal deal in drowning of deer in Minn. lake
The defendant had been accused of animal cruelty.
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Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton appoints state rail director
The newly created position comes amid growing concern about oil train safety
Twin Cities executive off to prison for stealing $900K from business
She used some of the money for travel, clothes, precious metal and funding a business venture on the side.
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