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Twenty-three public high schools, colleges and universities across Minnesota are receiving grants for projects designed to cut their carbon footprints.
MPR lawsuit third against Central Corridor project
Minnesota Public Radio filed suit Thursday against the Metropolitan Council over the Central Corridor light rail project, claiming the Met Council is not living up to the noise mitigation agreement the two parties reached in April 2009.
Republican Senator-elect Mike Parry is losing the temporary title as he becomes a full-fledged member of the Minnesota Legislature.
Two women escaped unharmed after a mattress, stuck under their SUV, ignited and caused the vehicle to burst into flames on an interstate in the Twin Cities area.
The University of Minnesota student who was shot outside his dorm last week has returned to class.
A south Minneapolis chef has won the Minnesota Pork Board's annual Taste of Elegance competition.
Morning Edition: Cathy's First Curling Lesson
Curling is just one of the many sports being played at the Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver, and Morning Edition's Cathy Wurzer decided to get a lesson in the game from MPR reporter Euan Kerr.
U of Minn. president takes leave after surgery
The president of the University of Minnesota is taking a few weeks off after prostate surgery.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis has named Kei-Mu Yi to replace Art Rolnick as the bank's director of research.
Minnesota Public Radio is considering suing over what it considers a "breach of contract" with the Metropolitan Council over plans to address the company's concerns over noise and vibrations from the trains.