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Attorney: Prince was to meet drug addiction expert day he died
"The hope was to get him stabilized in Minnesota" and get him to a California rehab center, an attorney for the center's founder said Wednesday. Help didn't arrive in time.
Push to convert Minnesota from caucuses to primaries cools at Capitol
It was a hot issue a couple months ago. But with less than three weeks left in the 2016 session, Minnesota lawmakers have yet to pass a bill to establish a statewide presidential primary.
Judge confirms administrator for Prince estate
A Carver County judge formalized his appointment last week of Bremer Trust to handle estate matters in the wake of the singer's death at age 57.
Dayton pushes transportation spending plan, but talks are in low gear
Gov. Mark Dayton on Friday laid out his demands for a transportation funding package, hoping to jumpstart progress on a deal with Republicans. But lawmakers aren't close to agreeing and time is running out.
Lawmakers weigh overhaul of Minnesota drug laws
The package, backed by cops and prosecutors, would reduce penalties for low-level users and toughen them for big-time dealers. But will lawmakers get it done before the session ends?
How Prince's death may be tied to national overdose epidemic
If the reports that Prince died from an overdose of opioid painkillers are verified, the musician would be a high-profile victim of the overdose epidemic that kills tens of thousands of people in the United States every year.
Science Museum chosen by NASA for new educational effort
A $14.5 million contract will allow staff from the Science Museum of Minnesota to create new programming based on NASA research for museums and educators nationwide.
Inside the world's largest collection of Chinese menus
The University of Toronto acquired 10,000 Chinese menus from Harley Spiller, who began collecting them on a lark in 1981.