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Seward shooting suspect pleads guilty to lesser charges
Ahmed Ali, one of the two suspects charged in the shooting deaths of three men at the Seward Market in Minneapolis, pled guilty today to three lesser charges.
Central Corridor: The major controversies
A number controversies have emerged over the last several years of planning for the Central Corridor. Here are some of the more notable ones.
Central corridor: The major players
Building the largest public-works project in Minnesota history is complex -- and confusing. Here are some of the key players involved.
Central Corridor in a nutshell
A brief summary of the Central Corridor light rail line project.
Slideshow: Springtime at the Minnesota Zoo
Spring is here and the animals at the Minnesota Zoo are taking time to enjoy the warm weather.
Flights from MSP to Europe on schedule, for now
Delta Air Lines said it hopes its flights from the U.S. to Europe will run as scheduled this afternoon and evening, including flights to Amsterdam, London and Paris leaving from the Twin Cities.
Arlington HS backers say bad rap led to budget ax
St. Paul School District officials proposed closing Arlington High School as a way to fill a nearly $30 million budget deficit. Supporters say Arlington's flaw isn't bad students or teachers -- it's a bad reputation that's never gone away.
Central Corridor: Sons of Rondo on opposite sides
Not everyone whose families lost their Rondo neighborhood houses to the I-94 freeway project in the 1950s and '60s is fighting light rail. Here are three men who have emerged in the Central Corridor debate, and whose own lives have been touched by Rondo.
Mpls fire investigation raises questions about inspections
A fundraiser is scheduled Friday night for some of the surviving family members of a Minneapolis fire two weeks ago, which killed six people. Funerals and more fundraisers are scheduled in the days and weeks ahead, even as many questions remain about how the fire could have happened.