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Dayton: School board member should quit over post about Muslims
Gov. Mark Dayton called on Columbia Heights School Board member Grant Nichols to resign over comments appearing on Nichols' Facebook page that disparaged Muslims.
The last girder for the gridiron
U.S. Bank Stadium remains on schedule for the start of the Vikings' next season.
Art Hounds: Blackout and 'The Genealogy of Happenstance'
This week Art Hounds recommend a new book by a Minnesota author, the improv show "Minority Report" and a one-woman show called "The Genealogy of Happenstance."
Dance performance celebrates women, earth and food
Ananya Dance Theatre's new piece gave company members a chance to do some digging of their own.
Appetites: Meet one of the super-users driving Yelp
Most Internet users are familiar with Yelp, but you might not realize there is a group of super-users -- called the "Elite Squad" -- whose content keeps the review engine running.
Family killings frustrate domestic violence groups
The killings of a Lake Minnetonka family were a grim reminder of how consistent the numbers on "intimate partner" homicides are in Minnesota -- and how hard it is to change them.
Minnesota cities asking state to restrict body camera data
They want the Department of Administration to limit release pending action by the Legislature, which deadlocked on the issue in 2015.
Hallberg's Picture of Health: Lowering blood pressure
A study on blood pressure was stopped more than a year early by the National Institutes of Health because the results were so clear to researchers.
St. Paul leaders applaud as Como Park eatery cooks
A year after one of the biggest legal settlements in St. Paul history, the city says the fight over who should run a restaurant at Como Pavilion is paying off.