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Asian businesses file complaint over Central Corridor
A coalition of Asian-American business owners along University Avenue in St. Paul has filed a federal civil-rights complaint over the proposed Central Corridor light-rail project.
Labor unions moving toward 2010 endorsements
Minnesota's most influential labor organizations are moving quickly to select their preferred candidates for governor in 2010, and candidates, like former U.S. Sen. Mark Dayton seen here at Education Minnesota Professional Conference, are taking steps to make themselves an attractive choice.
More detours are scheduled this week during reconstruction of the Interstate 35W and Highway 62 interchange.
Media attention taking toll on local ACORN chapters
The Minnesota chapter of ACORN is feeling the heat brought on by the parent organization's problems.
MPR's medical analyst Dr. Jon Hallberg recently found himself on the other side of the doctor's office when he came down with what he thinks was a case of H1N1 flu.
A Minneapolis man has been sentenced to one year of probation for assaulting a fellow passenger aboard a Northwest Airlines flight from Amsterdam to the Twin Cities last year.
Minneapolis teacher wins Milken educator award
A Minneapolis math teacher has won The Milken National Educator Award, which is often called the "Oscars of teaching."
Flags flying at half-staff for soldier killed in Afghanistan
Flags at all state and federal buildings in Minnesota will be flown at half-staff Tuesday, in honor of a soldier killed in Afghanistan this month.
Serial robber tied to 13 thefts in Minneapolis
A serial robber continued his crime spree Monday, holding up a Minneapolis candy store for the second time in two weeks, police said.