MPR News’ parent company to lay off 5 to 8 percent of employees
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The parent company of MPR News plans to lay off five to eight percent of employees in the coming weeks.
A Brooklyn Park man convicted of killing five young women in a high-speed crash two years ago has received a 58-year prison sentence. Derrick Thompson, 29, was driving at more than a hundred miles per hour in 2023 when he exited Interstate 35-W and crashed into a sedan on Lake Street in Minneapolis.
Minnetonka-based UnitedHealth Group has confirmed it is cooperating with a Department of Justice investigation into how the company deals with Medicare Advantage plans.
The University of Minnesota Medical School is launching a new research center Friday. It's called the Institute on Infectious Diseases and it’s meant to help the region identify and respond to future disease outbreaks.
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The Minneapolis City Council has approved funding for an 8,000-seat outdoor music amphitheater at the Upper Harbor site in north Minneapolis.
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