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Staff with the health exchange say they tried to use an automated system to generate the documents, which clients need for their taxes.
Daudt says he received no special treatment on debt lawsuits
The top Republican in the Minnesota House of Representatives says he did not get a better deal than other debtors. But the leader of the House Democrats, Paul Thissen, says Daudt should provide more information.
A recent study in the latest edition of the New England Journal of Medicine says Zika virus "infection during pregnancy appears to be associated with grave outcomes."
TSA makes move to cut wait times at MSP
The Transportation Security Administration is stepping up overtime, wrapping up new training and adding an additional bomb sniffing dog to security at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport to cut wait times at security.
Without support, Minnesota students left behind at graduation
Minnesota's students of color graduate at rates lower than their counterparts in nearly every state. A lack of spending on student support statewide may have something to do with it.
Money for student counseling takes a back seat
Minnesota hasn't always ranked so poorly when it comes to pupil support spending. But budget cuts have resulted in schools making other choices at the local level.
A St. Paul police officer was put on administrative leave amid claims she lied to a federal grand jury. Some Somali-Americans have been jailed for the same thing.
Macalester, community group team up on Rondo history project
A history class at Macalester College is partnering with Rondo Avenue, Inc. to create a digital archive of the historic St. Paul neighborhood.