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Autopsy: Gunshot to head killed Jamar Clark in Mpls. police shooting
State investigators say they have some video from the shooting scene but don't have footage of the entire incident. The autopsy concludes Clark died from a gunshot wound to the head.
Officials hope public-private plan speeds Red River flood project
Fargo-Moorhead leaders say work on a massive flood diversion project will move faster if a private contractor manages much of the project instead of the Army Corps of Engineers. It's a new approach for the Corps.
Hodges asks feds for civil rights probe in Mpls. police shooting
Minneapolis Mayor Betsy Hodges said a Justice Department civil rights investigation into Sunday's police shooting would promote transparency and community trust. Justice says the request is under review.
Minnesota nonprofits win big on Give to the Max Day
Minnesota schools and nonprofits raised more than $18 million Thursday, just short of last year's record fundraising mark.
Bruce Dayton, Minnesota business icon and arts patron, dies at 97
One of the 20th century's most influential Minnesotans, Bruce Dayton helped transform his family's department store into a national retail empire, gave millions to the arts and saw his son Mark become governor.
The Bureau of Criminal Apprehension also said 25 agencies did not report their numbers as required under a new state law.
Angler catches nearly five-foot-long muskie on Mille Lacs
Lake Mille Lacs may be famous for its walleye fishing, but as Robert Hawkins found out this week, it also holds at least one mammoth 57-inch muskie.
Art Hounds: Surrealist prints and abstract paintings
This week on Art Hounds we find out more about surrealist prints in Minneapolis, abstract paintings in Hutchinson and classical Indian dance in St. Paul.
U exhibit celebrates 41 years of Graywolf Press
The archives of the Minnesota-based publishing house document how the book business has changed, and how it hasn't.