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Youth is wasted on the young, and there's nothing better than being a kid in the summer while the old crumbs go off to work.
Grand Forks wants man to mow ‘weeds’; he sues for $10K
A dispute over an unmowed patch of land has an attorney arguing an ordinance requiring it be clipped is unconstitutional.
Enroute to final resting place, a stop for tea
Rosemary Dibbley's order was the same every day at a doughnut chain. So there was no reason to break the habit just because she died.
Why change in police relationship with communities of color isn’t happening
Six years ago, a settlement ended a lawsuit against a brutal and out-of-control Metro Gang Strike Force, that regularly broke down doors, constitutional rights be damned. Some of the victims received payouts with the $3 million settlement. But required police training to change relationships with communities of color never happened.
When a pol does terrorism’s bidding
It's hard to see how the perpetrators of yesterday's attack in France aren't gleeful that people like Newt Gingrich are giving them exactly what they had hoped for
A Metro Transit bus driver, who kicked a man off his bus for not paying the fare, and then allowed several passengers to get off the bus to beat the man up -- the fare-jumper had grabbed onto the bus' bumper to prevent it from going anywhere -- is immune from being sued, a federal appeals court judge panel has ruled in a decision filed today.
Bus drivers for DART -- Dallas Area Regional Transit -- were told not to go downtown when a gunman ambushed police, killing of them. So Don Washington went downtown to help get people out.
1,000 Words: Pokemon
Now that we've gotten the whole texting-and-driving problem solved...
A Chance the Rapper tribute to Ali
It's usually a pretty beautiful moment when arts & culture and the world of sports collide. Last night at ESPN's ESPY awards, Chance the Rapper proved it again with the concluding moment: a tribute to Muhammad Ali.
It says something about the state of the nation, perhaps, that the room was packed in Owatonna yesterday when FBI special agent Joseph Malhoit gave a talk to the Steele County Safety Council on how to survive a mass shooting.