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School board member won't resign after offensive Facebook comments
At a Columbia Heights school board meeting Tuesday night, dozens of students, teachers and residents called for Grant Nichols to step down.
Twenty-five-year-old Maurice Carter and 26-year-old Detroit Davis-Riley are expected to make their first court appearance Wednesday. Each man faces nine counts of first-degree assault against police officers in a weekend shooting in downtown Minneapolis.
Water dispute puts Minneapolis golf course in jeopardy
Minneapolis Park Board officials revealed Tuesday night that pumps underneath the city's Hiawatha Golf Club have dumped hundreds of millions of gallons of groundwater a year into nearby Lake Hiawatha. But it's possible they have also been breaking the law.
Terror recruitment puts parents on alert
Somali community leaders are hoping that Hanad Musse's guilty plea Wednesday will help convince some mothers and fathers that terror recruitment is indeed a threat in Minnesota -- and that their children may be targeted.
Activists rally to demand Planned Parenthood investigation
Around 500 people, including activists, state legislators and religious leaders rallied at Gov. Mark Dayton's residence Wednesday to demand an investigation into Planned Parenthood.
Trains on parts of both the Blue and Green lines will stop running at 7 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 11, and are expected to resume at 3 a.m. on Monday, Sept. 14.
MSP airport solar installation poised to grow
Combined, the installations at Terminals 1 and 2 will be nearly twice the size of the largest existing solar project in Minnesota.
Mpls. cops need public's help finding men in Uptown attack
Minneapolis police are still looking for two men suspected of choking and strangling a woman to the point of unconsciousness in Uptown last weekend.