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A Minnesota Housing Partnership report found that someone who's working full time and earning minimum wage can't afford to rent a one-bedroom apartment in any of Minnesota's counties.
Meeting with BCA shut down after family of man killed by police object
The head of the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension had been scheduled to speak about how the agency investigates fatal police shootings. Organizers agreed to end the meeting, saying they want to support Thurman Blevins' family.
With spotlight on Ellison, other DFL AG candidates look for votes
As Sen. Bernie Sanders campaigns for Keith Ellison, the other Democrats running for Minnesota attorney general are stressing their experience as they try to appeal to voters ahead of the August primary.
Sixty years ago Thursday the Quarrymen, featuring three quarters of what would become the Beatles, recorded "That'll Be the Day" together for the first time.
Miles in their shoes: Mormon missionaries walk the walk in Detroit Lakes
Reporter John Enger recently tagged along with a pair of young Mormon missionaries in Detroit Lakes, to see what it's like to spread the message of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
Forty years ago Tuesday, the Rolling Stones' "Some Girls" tour came to the St. Paul Civic Center. As Bill Wyman was waving to the crowd after the show, he leaned against a curtain, fell off the stage and landed on a concrete floor.
Barbara Carlson remembered as a trailblazer
The politician and radio host could make both friends and critics uncomfortable.
Line 3 still has regulatory ground to plow before bringing in bulldozers
Before Enbridge Energy can bring in the bulldozers and backhoes to build its Line 3 pipeline across northern Minnesota, it still has to go through more months of regulatory scrutiny.
Greta Oglesby and Regina Marie Williams, two women best known for their acting in the Twin Cities, are also accomplished singers.