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Silva says she's open to tweaking St. Paul schools plan
St. Paul superintendent Valeria Silva says she's open to tweaking her plans for the district's French Immersion school.
Hubbard Broadcasting Corp., based in Minneapolis, is purchasing 17 radio stations from Bonneville International, which is based in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Metro Transit ridership rebounds in 2010
Twin Cities transit ridership made a comeback last year, after a drop during the recession.
MLK program aims to reduce 'digital divide'
A Martin Luther King Junior day event in North Minneapolis plans to highlight the "digital divide" between rich and poor.
Nestle HealthCare Nutrition has notified the state that it will close its plant in St. Louis Park and lay off about 243 workers by the end of 2012.
The Minneapolis teachers' union sent ballots out Friday to all its members, who will now vote during the next two weeks on a new contract.
The Minneapolis Park Board is considering placing an off-leash dog park area in Martin Luther King Park, and some African Americans say they oppose it because it would disrespect the park's namesake.
Minneapolis police are teaming up with Crime Stoppers to help solve a shooting that paralyzed a 12-year-old girl.
Mpls district investigates teacher license problems at Broadway High
Students at Broadway High School in Minneapolis are being told that some of the credits they've received for classwork might not be valid for graduation. The school district is investigating whether some teachers at the school didn't have the proper licenses for classes they were teaching.
Twin Cities residential construction activity fell in December 2010, compared to the same month in 2009.