What's making news in Minneapolis:
Rybak faces testy crowd at a forum on Vikings stadium: The 100 people sharing their views about the mayor's funding plan appeared to be split evenly. (Eric Roper) It wasn't the only criticism Rybak encountered Wednesday - at a public meeting hours earlier, he declined demands to condemn police treatment of Occupy protesters. (Randy Furst) This morning, Rybak faces the public again as he delivers his State of the City speech at the Capri Theater in north Minneapolis.
Vice President Joe Biden is in town to raise money for Sen. Amy Klobuchar: Ticket prices for the event at the downtown Hilton range from $10,000 for the VIP treatment to $125 for bronze seating. The most expensive ticket guarantees donors VIP seating, a photo with Biden and a mention in the event program. (Corey Mitchell)
School district settles personnel dispute over unlicensed teachers: Former Broadway High administrator Mary Pat Sigurdson accepts $30,000 settlement and agrees to retroactive resignation. (Steve Brandt)
The Brick to move concerts, renovate: While AEG's new Warehouse District club adjusts its layout, sold-out shows by Marilyn Manson and others will bounce to new venues. (Chris Riemenschneider)
Public safety: Attempted bike robbery turns deadly, and family mourns 22-year-old killed only blocks from his home (Matt McKinney) Forgetful suspect held in downtown bank robbery (Paul Walsh) Man gets 20 years for killing two with car at North Side party (Paul Walsh)
