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State Rep. Emmer pays to settle campaign billboard issue
Republican state Rep. Tom Emmer, has agreed to pay $750 to settle an issue involving a campaign billboard.
Gophers to address long lines at new stadium
University of Minnesota athletic director Joel Maturi said his staff is trying to work out problems with the new Gopher football stadium before the next game on Saturday.
Minneapolis voters will get to show their preferences among the DFL candidates for governor today while practicing a new voting procedure that they'll use this fall.
Final public hearing tonight on Mpls. school reorganization
The "Changing School Options" plan would close schools, alter curriculum, and change the district's busing system -- all in an effort to save millions of dollars.
Star Tribune nears end of bankruptcy
When the Star Tribune emerges from bankruptcy protection later this month, Minnesota's largest newspaper will be far leaner than it once was - but with the same pressure to generate revenue.
President Obama comes to Minneapolis
Photos from President Barack Obama's visit to Minneapolis to talk about health care reform.
Federal regulators have shut down Brickwell Community Bank in Woodbury. Brickwell's branch will re-open today as offices of CorTrust Bank.
Jon Hallberg on Bell's palsy
Minnesota's former U.S. Senator Norm Coleman said in an interview he's been diagnosed with Bell's palsy, our medical analyst Jon Hallberg explains with the condition.
Bringing Ella and Patsy to life on stage
Two Twin Cities performers have been bringing the sounds of icons Ella Fitzgerald and Patsy Cline to audiences all summer.
An innovative bicycle loan program for low-income Twin Cities residents will start up in April, funded by a $200,000 federal grant awarded to a Minneapolis-based bicycle collective this week.