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Country king Bryan is U.S. Bank Stadium's first big booking

Country king Bryan is U.S. Bank Stadium's first big booking

Country superstar Luke Bryan is coming to Minneapolis in August, the first act unveiled for the new Vikings stadium. Officials say other announcements will be coming in as stadium construction wraps up.
by Tim Nelson

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Vikings tell fans to keep their shirts on as frigid game temps loom

Vikings tell fans to keep their shirts on as frigid game temps loom

The Vikings say this weekend's playoff against the Seahawks could be the coldest game the team has ever played. Team leaders are urging fans to be smart about the weather.
by Tim Nelson

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St. Paul teen gets house arrest for attack on Central High teacher

Science teacher John Ekblad was attacked by the 16-year-old student last month while trying to break up a fight. Ekblad suffered a traumatic brain injury and other injuries.
by Jon Collins

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Taxi drivers oppose MSP airport proposal on Uber, Lyft: What's at stake

Taxi drivers oppose MSP airport proposal on Uber, Lyft: What's at stake

The drivers are concerned a new ordinance being considered by the Metropolitan Airports Commission would undercut their business and give Uber and Lyft drivers an unfair advantage.
by Tim Nelson

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Jamar Clark protesters march to downtown Minneapolis

Jamar Clark protesters march to downtown Minneapolis

"If we don't get justice for Jamar Clark, if those tapes aren't released, if we don't get an independent prosecutor, if we don't get no grand jury, then our 'or else' is we're going back to the Mall of America," said Black Lives Matter organizer Michael McDowell.
by Peter Cox

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Mpls. school board puts superintendent contract negotiations on hold

Mpls. school board puts superintendent contract negotiations on hold

Board officials had chosen Sergio Paez last week, shortly before a Boston disability advocacy group released a report about student abuse in Paez's former district in Holyoke, Mass.
by Riham Feshir

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Chief Harteau: Mpls. feeling the 'Ferguson Effect'

Chief Harteau: Mpls. feeling the 'Ferguson Effect'

Law enforcement officials say they believe police across the country may be acting more cautiously and enforcing the law less stringently in the wake of questions raised by the fatal police shooting of Michael Brown in Missouri last year.

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