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Student apologizes for anti-Semitic proposal to a dance
The school's principal called the sign 'deeply offensive' but won't talk about any punishment for the students because of privacy concerns. It might not be a bad idea to go over the history curriculum, though.
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How to recover your cellphone from the bottom of the lake
This might not be the sort of photo you'd value unless it's your father who died last year and it was on a cellphone that was in your breast pocket and it fell into the water when you were ice fishing the other day and you never got around to backing up what was on the phone.
For Metro Transit, just one word: plastic
Metro Transit is one of the few transit agencies that still uses fabric seats, the Star Tribune's Tim Harlow reports. But maybe not for long.
Giant ice disk concludes its 15 minutes of fame
It is somewhat comforting that the nation can still be united enough to marvel at a chunk of ice in a river.
Maplewood market’s woes challenge a community to step up
If the people of Maplewood ever lament the loss of a locally-run market, they have only themselves to blame if they don't step up in some fashion to help a couple victimized by bad luck and bad people.
Chasing NFL money can wait for U of M player
Tyler Johnson, the University of Minnesota receiver, is the kind of star athlete that more people should notice -- not because of his football skills, but because he knows the value of an education.
What’s on MPR News – 1/17/19
Here are the stories, topics, and guests you'll hear today on MPR News.
No getting away from politics at high school basketball game
Is there some Minnesota passive aggressiveness at work in the displaying of a Trump campaign sign at a basketball game between a predominantly white team and a predominantly black one? Or is it just a love a politics?