Edina mayor and City Council apologize over police treatment
An overflow crowd complained about last week's incident between a white officer and a black man caught on video.
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Obituary: Varjo Jurisoo, drafted by three armies, immigrated to U.S.
"He went through more in his first 25 years of life than I ever will in my whole life," said his son David Jurisoo.
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Visitation School removes coed option from middle school
Visitation School changes coed sixth grade into girls-only grade.
Arbitrator orders Minneapolis to rehire fired police officer
Blayne Lehner to get an unpaid suspension of 40 hours over use of force.
In Brooklyn Center, diversity reigns in homecoming court
With all 10 court nominees students of color — and the majority of those nominees from immigrant homes — the achievement marks a special rite of passage.
Hibbing High honors alum Bob Dylan — er, Zimmerman -- for his Nobel
Even as rock legend keeps a silence, his school exults.
Plans for remodeled Nicollet Mall leave popcorn wagon behind
The Red Wagon's owner, Essam Fawzy, said he has broken into tears during calls with the city trying to work out an arrangement.
Prince's siblings move to lock down his estate
The late musician's siblings say that a challenge to how Minnesota defines "family" is draining the estate.
Graff: Mpls. schools have 'passion for making an impact,' lack unified focus
Superintendent Ed Graff took weeks to learn about the district and then presented his goals Tuesday night.
First Ave pitches 10,000-seat amphitheater for north Mpls. port
Downtown Minneapolis club is part of a group with plans for an amphitheater at an all-new Upper Harbor.
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Settlement will change how deaf are treated at four county jails
Advocates hope the new policy will be instituted statewide.
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What a world, what a world: Ruby slippers still missing from Minnesota's Judy Garland Museum
In D.C., the Smithsonian is seeking $300K to repair their famed ruby pair.
Edina man who got Legionnaires' files lawsuit against juice plant
Lawyer says he represents at least six others suing the Hopkins juice plant.
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Federal Judge Michael Davis receives national civil rights award
Named Minnesota's first black federal judge in '94, he advocates for equality.
'Buy local' movement raises stakes for local fibers
Fiber farmers embracing 'buy local' and humane treatment
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Minn. town wonders who among them is alleged killer in supposedly solved cold case
The town of Magnolia is waiting to learn which of its 200 residents is a suspect in a 25-year-old Pennsylvania killing.
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