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Waseca teen who threatened to bomb school gets probation, treatment
John LaDue, accused of planning a school massacre in Waseca, was sentenced Monday to up to 10 years probation and a stay at a secure autism spectrum treatment facility in Georgia.
Mille Lacs winter walleye season coming; DNR sees hopeful signs
Officials on Monday said details on a Mille Lacs ice fishing season would come soon but they made it clear that a season will happen with a walleye limit higher than last winter.
Minneapolis mulls paid sick time for all workers
Business owners are maintaining the pressure on City Hall as it considers a proposal guaranteeing paid sick leave for all workers in Minneapolis.
Love maps? This exhibit is for you
The North American Cartographic Information Society is inviting the public to view more than 100 maps on display during the group's annual conference in downtown Minneapolis.
Reading, writing, resilience? A new way to shrink the achievement gap
A Twin Cities coalition of civic and education leaders says that measuring and nurturing social and emotional skills will also help Minnesota solve one of the worst achievement gaps in the nation between white kids and students of color.
Meet Delacroix: The painter's painter
A new exhibit at the Minneapolis Institute of Art argues that 19th century French artist Eugene Delacroix was an innovator who had a huge influence on some of the biggest names in painting.
This week on Art Hounds we check out a double-header at Icehouse, partake of an "Instameet" in Albert Lea and visit a show of abstract paintings in Duluth.
Turmoil swirls around U's Kaler, but he's looking ahead
University of Minnesota President Eric Kaler has faced withering criticism this year, including one prominent call for him to resign. But Kaler's boss backs him, and U donors do, too.
Riding bikes, telling stories in Minneapolis
Brian Fanelli rides around the Twin Cities on his reliable Hardrock bike, leading events called "Spinning Stories." Participants ride to different locations, take breaks and listen to stories.
Appetites: 5 things to know about beer made with fresh hops
Fresh hops have gone from a niche experiment to a staple. Almost half of the breweries in Minnesota are experimenting with fresh hops in some way this season.