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State Fair protest will require us to think about race
If nothing else, at least the Black Lives Matter protest at the Minnesota State Fair will provide a reason for the media coverage at the Fair to be about something important.
Which is worse? An ex-NFL player advising rookies to always have a "fall guy" if they got into legal trouble? Or a sportswriter who sat on Cris Carter's 2014 comments at an NFL rookies symposium?
No more $1 milk at Minnesota State Fair
This day had to happen sooner or later. The all-you-can-drink $1 milk at the Minnesota State Fair is no more. It's going to cost $2.
A Minnesota Court of Appeals panel today ruled that surveillance video on Metro Transit buses is public information and ordered them released to a Twin Cities TV station.
Jacob Miles Solberg, of Erskine, Minn., is probably going to spend more time in prison for raping a co-worker in 2013 because the Minnesota Court of Appeals today ruled that being remorseful isn't enough to get a break on his sentence.
Psst! Amy Klobuchar wants to be president
Nobody's public status benefits from passive voice like Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar's.
On June 25, 1996, Daniel Danais got good and drunk, got in his car, and plowed into David Scannell, then 39, as he rode his bike in Quincy, Mass. Scannell suffered a traumatic brain injury that left him in a coma until last Monday, when he died at age 58.
The power to prevent suicide
Officials have not yet been able to find the body of a 17-year-old girl, who jumped from St. Paul's High Bridge into the Mississippi River after texting 'goodbye' to a friend on Thursday.
Everything you think you know about Woodbury is probably reinforced in this video, released yesterday by the city to try to get people to use less water.
The physics of kindness
Last spring, a man with ALS gave two girls he didn't know $50 with the instruction to do some good with it.