Columbia Heights seminary vows to continue clash with BBB
Defamation settlement is not enough, says seminary owner.
'I felt like I was going to die,' one of five shot at Clark protest testifies
Teven King, 20, said he and others confronted Allen Scarsella before the shots were fired.
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After 7 years, an Edina police dog has gone on his last patrol
Blade the K-9 retired last month and is now living with longtime partner Jason Behr. Both are getting used to their new roles.
Trout opener draws hundreds to Chaska's Courthouse Lake
Ice fishing enthusiasts enjoyed a balmy opener, and a chance to celebrate old and new traditions.
Father of two slain outside Mpls. club Jan. 8 remembered as family man who avoided trouble
Friends and relatives described William Irvin, 35, as a dedicated family man, who lived quietly in his North St. Paul apartment.
Some Starbucks to open later following early morning robberies
In the past month, gunmen have stormed into at least four Starbucks stores in Minneapolis, Richfield and St. Louis Park just as they opened.
About 2,000 protesters converge in downtown Mpls. to protest Trump
Protesters criticized the new president's views on immigration, climate change and women's rights.
Man charged with sex assault at hearing-impaired group home in Richfield
Adrian Wesley, 25, allegedly accosted the staff member as she checked on him.
Delays reported on I-94 near Woodbury
Motorists were encountering a several-minute wait due to possible police activity involving a would-be jumper.
Bus crashes into Columbia Heights house, Fire Department says
No one was hurt, but a gas line was hit.
Jan. 20, 2017: Mpls. child care director charged with nearly $200K in fraud
The Salama Child Care Center in Minneapolis had its license revoked in 2015.
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Audit: State not following equal opportunity laws
Despite affirmative action laws, audit says state hiring of "targeted groups" lags behind.
State pledges $400K to shrink number of Indian foster care kids
Disproportionate child numbers called "unacceptable,"and $400,000 will fund program mirroring successful effort for African-Americans.
Minneapolis seeks to make taprooms dog-friendly
Minneapolis considering plan to tweak health codes so that doors can be open to pooches.
St. Louis Park High newspaper sues district for video of incident
The Echo newspaper is suing St. Louis Park Public Schools and Superintendent Rob Metz to review video footage of a school incident.
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