St. Paul's Wilder Foundation looks for new ways to boost donations
Nonprofit needs to stop drawing on its century-old endowment.
Mike Freeman goes on medical leave a day after erratic behavior
The Hennepin County attorney's announcement that he needs "time away from the high stress running" of his office came the day after he was reportedly seen acting erratically at a crime prevention meeting in north Minneapolis.
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Who's in charge of gravel roads? Lake City landowner asks court to decide
Lake City developer sues county after road maintenance costs hit $100,000.
Ramsey County sues Arden Hills over TCAAP agreement
The county is seeking to end a power-sharing agreement that guided the redevelopment of the 427-acre site.
Woman found in Minneapolis snow pile had overdosed
But it remains unclear how Amber Hopkins, 31, wound up covered in debris behind an abandoned home on the city's North Side.
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Extreme Minnesota fundraiser raises $10,000 for orphaned children
Ten thousand push-ups earned $10,000 for orphaned children.
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Legislators get emotional in debate over gay conversion ban
Minnesota Senate GOP leader Paul Gazelka, father of child with a dual gender identity, seeks to heal political and personal wounds. "I cry over this issue," he said, choking up during an interview
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Regents signal support for alcohol sales at Williams and Mariucci
"We've got to get creative to get fans to come back to our venues," the University of Minnesota's Athletic Director told regents.
Mpls. taxpayers will feel effect of record $20M settlement
The city has enough reserves to pay the settlement, which the city's actuaries consider an "anomaly."
Prosecutor asks judge to prohibit public from seeing Noor trial evidence
Prosecutor seeks to hold back some exhibits, such as death scene images, saying the public's right to inspect evidence after the trial is "not absolute."
Minneapolis Southwest High School principal resigns
Michael Favor has accepted a job as an assistant superintendent for Roseville Area Schools.
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Graduation for CFANS undergraduates
University of Minnesota's College of Food, Agricultural and Natural Resource Sciences' undergraduates celebrated their graduation Friday.
Minneapolis housing inspectors on lookout for nuisance properties
Violations can spike after snowmelt, inspectors say.
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Commute by bicycle? Organizers of Bike to Work Day say give it a try
Organizers are hoping thousands will pedal their way to work next Friday.
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