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Minneapolis youth work toward restorative justice

Minneapolis Police Chief Janeé Harteau as well as members of the city's Park and Recreation Board, City Council and School Board participated in the event.
by Tom Crann

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Police chief's decision to skip forum could tarnish department

Police chief's decision to skip forum could tarnish department

Police Chief Janee Harteau skipped a meeting because of a perceived threat. But community groups say they just wanted her to listen.
by Brandt Williams

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Child poverty proving a stubborn problem for Minnesota

About 14 percent of the state's children are living in poverty, according to U.S. Census data released Sept. 18.

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Minnesota unemployment rate dips to 4.3 percent

Minnesota unemployment rate dips to 4.3 percent

August's jobless rate was the lowest in nearly eight years, moving Minnesota closer to "full employment."
by Annie Baxter

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Business groups sitting on sidelines of governor's race

Business groups sitting on sidelines of governor's race

In 2010, business groups spent heavily to support Republican Tom Emmer, but they have yet to step up for Jeff Johnson, this year's GOP candidate.
by Tom Scheck

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Race, poverty tied to metro transportation funding

Race, poverty tied to metro transportation funding

The policy ties transportation money to equity for the first time.
by Jon Collins

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General Mills stock declines on poor earnings news

General Mills stock declines on poor earnings news

The food giant has been hit by high advertising costs and the cost-cutting ways of many consumers.
by Martin Moylan

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McFadden hits Franken over MNsure woes

McFadden hits Franken over MNsure woes

Republican Senate candidate Mike McFadden used PreferedOne's exit from MNsure to attack incumbent Sen. Al Franken for supporting the Affordable Care Act.
by Mark Zdechlik

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