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The Minnesota Court of Appeals has upheld a Ramsey County judge's decision that required visitors to identify themselves to deputy sheriffs before being allowed into the courtroom.
The St. Paul Police Historical Society is opening a new exhibit Tuesday dedicated to youngsters who have served as school safety patrols.
Minneapolis police are investigating a fatal shooting outside a private club near the University of Minnesota.
U of M offering incoming students advice on financial literacy
In the past, money management advice has come strictly from parents, but colleges are now offering students financial advice as well.
More on H1N1 with Dr. Jon Hallberg
All Things Considered talked about flu with medical analyst Dr. Jon Hallberg and he returned to talk about what to expect from H1N1 during the period of seasonal flu.
The state has approved a final cleanup plan for a disposal site in Cottage Grove contaminated by chemicals formerly manufactured by 3M Co.
A home game 100 years in the making for DeLaSalle
One of the state's powerhouses will do something Friday night that it's never done before. Even though DeLaSalle High School is more than 100 years old, it's never hosted its own home game.
State Fair mystery sounds: Day 6
Each weekday during the Minnesota State Fair, All Things Considered will indulge your ears and bring you some mystery sounds from the Great Minnesota Get-Together.
H1N1 flu sends 120 4-H members home from State Fair
Four 4-H members at the Minnesota State Fair have tested positive for the H1N1 influenza virus, resulting in at least 120 students being sent home today.