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Bee research lab gets buzzing at U

Bee research lab gets buzzing at U

The 10,000-square-foot building will include space for new labs, honey extraction and hive spaces.
by Jon Collins

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The evolving future of a Twin Cities soccer stadium

The evolving future of a Twin Cities soccer stadium

The ongoing squabble over a new soccer stadium for the Twin Cities has both supporters and critics digging in their heels.

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In a high-crime area, Mpls. cops fight crime and perceptions

In a high-crime area, Mpls. cops fight crime and perceptions

Some black residents of north Minneapolis appreciate the extra attention their area gets from police. Others deeply resent it.
by Brandt Williams

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Vigils today for Mendota Heights officer slain a year ago

Vigils today for Mendota Heights officer slain a year ago

Community members will pause to remember Mendota Heights Police Officer Scott Patrick, who was killed a year ago at a traffic stop.
by Tim Nelson

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University of Minnesota: East Bank clear after gas leak

University of Minnesota officials gave the all clear Wednesday morning following a warning of a gas leak on the East Bank campus.
by MPR News Staff

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Heavy rain tangles morning commute

Storms included high winds, frequent lightning and torrential rains.
by Jon Collins

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What a drag it is to see you? St. Paul mulls street name change to honor Dylan

What a drag it is to see you? St. Paul mulls street name change to honor Dylan

The resolution claims renaming 4th Street to "Positively 4th Street" for the famously bitter song would "add to the positive experience of fans and visitors arriving in downtown to cheer for its baseball team."
by Jon Collins

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Shorter Minneapolis Aquatennial begins with torchlight parade

Shorter Minneapolis Aquatennial begins with torchlight parade

Organizers decided this year to shorten the festival from 10 days to four. They also eliminated some traditional events like the Milk Carton Boat Races.
by Jon Collins

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