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New book gathers stories of young Minnesota immigrants

New book gathers stories of young Minnesota immigrants

"Green Card Youth Voices: Immigration Stories from a Minneapolis High School" is made up of essays from 30 students of Minneapolis' Wellstone International High School.
by Doualy Xaykaothao

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Suburban MN conflicted on guns as national debate roars again

Suburban MN conflicted on guns as national debate roars again

MPR News is checking in on attitudes of Minnesota voters toward guns in the wake of the nightclub shooting in Orlando and a new round of debate over gun laws in Washington. Reporter Brian Bakst checked in on the suburb of Osseo.
by Brian Bakst

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Grief gripped Minneapolis anti-gang advocate killed by gunshot

Grief gripped Minneapolis anti-gang advocate killed by gunshot

The Hennepin County Medical Examiner will decide whether Jimmy Stanback killed himself or if he was he killed by someone else. Either way, his friends say Stanback's death is a huge loss for north Minneapolis.
by Brandt Williams

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Appetites: Duluth as a food destination

Appetites: Duluth as a food destination

Minnesota Monthly editor Rachel Hutton says Duluth's food and beverage scene has really taken off in recent years.
by MPR News Staff

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Minnesota OKs next step in Fargo-Moorhead flood diversion plan

Minnesota OKs next step in Fargo-Moorhead flood diversion plan

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Wednesday signed off on an environmental review of the proposed massive flood project, opening the door to a lengthy dam permitting process.
by MPR News Staff

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Can you spot the drowning child? Know the signs

Can you spot the drowning child? Know the signs

Drowning does not look like drowning. It's often a quiet struggle that involves little yelling or splashing.
by Nancy Yang

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Future uncertain, residents file lawsuit to keep mobile home park open

Future uncertain, residents file lawsuit to keep mobile home park open

Residents of Lowry Grove thought they had saved the mobile home park from being sold to a company that wanted to close it, but the deal went through anyway. Now, they've filed suit claiming the sale was illegal.
by Tracy Mumford

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Son of former Mpls. nonprofit head guilty in fraud conspiracy

Son of former Mpls. nonprofit head guilty in fraud conspiracy

Prosecutors said Jordan Davis was paid for work he didn't do at an ice cream shop run by Community Action of Minneapolis and conspired with his father, Community Action CEO Bill Davis, to steal $140,000 in taxpayer funds.
by Brandt Williams

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Jordan Davis testifies in his trial over alleged 'no-show' job

Jordan Davis testifies in his trial over alleged 'no-show' job

Jordan Davis said he served as a consultant available on call 24/7 to respond to emergencies and do technical support, while being employed full-time as a Minneapolis police officer.
by Brandt Williams

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