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Video shows jailer kneeing, punching handcuffed black man
Ramsey County Sheriff Bob Fletcher on Monday released video of the 2016 incident, which happened before his term. Fletcher called the video "extremely disturbing," and said he is making changes, including appointing a new detention superintendent to oversee the jail.
Minnesota's solar capacity jumped almost 50 percent last year
The state's total solar capacity is now about 882 megawatts, enough to power over 100,000 homes, according to new Commerce Department data.
Snow strands hundreds in southern Minnesota
Hundreds of people were stranded in southern Minnesota during the weekend snowstorm, and some are still displaced.
Gov. Tim Walz is condemning comments by a Republican state lawmaker who said supporters of tighter gun restrictions need to be "kicked to the curb and stomped on and run over."
Wind energy, tax breaks sought to bring Google to Becker, Minn.
The tax abatement request is one of the latest developments in the tech giant's proposal for the data center, which it says would bring new jobs and economic growth to the area.
'Black Identities' exhibit marks cultural shift for Mia
Could the Minneapolis Art Institute mount an exhibit from its own collection produced entirely by black artists? Almost.
MPR's Cathy Wurzer spoke with Star Tribune digital sports editor Howard Sinker about the week in sports.