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In Minnesota, 'bump stocks' in legal gray area
The Las Vegas gunman had "bump stocks," devices that enable semi-automatic rifles to fire much faster, in his hotel room. Here's a look at how they work, their legal status and what they mean in today's gun control debate.
Superior is no longer the clearest of the Great Lakes
Lakes Huron and Michigan have become clearer than Lake Superior, which was long known as the most pristine of the Great Lakes. But some ramifications of the clearer water aren't good.
Former Minneapolis police officer Chris Reiter choked back tears on the witness stand as he described helping a woman who had just been beaten. Soon after, a security camera recorded Reiter kicking a suspect in the head.
Replacements' 1986 concert gets the live album treatment
The Replacements' concert at Maxwell's in Hoboken, N.J., in 1986 has been made into a two-CD set that comes out Friday.
Two reporters from the Star Tribuen found Minnesota lags far behind other states in holding officers accountable for their criminal behavior.
Photos: Lynx win a decisive victory, thrilling fans
It's the Lynx's fourth league title in seven years, tying them with with the WNBA's first dynasty, the now-defunct Houston Comets.
Art Hounds: Film and photography expose environmental damage
This week, the Art Hounds recommend an exhibition at Nash Gallery, a choral festival and a silent movie set to live music.
At a concert, find the exits; then enjoy yourself
Experts say there are some steps you can take to make yourself safer when bad things happen.
The baseball season is over for the Minnesota Twins. The Twins were eliminated from postseason play last night when they lost to the Yankees 8 to 4 in New York in the American League Wild Card Game
For chance to direct Harry Dean Stanton, actor got 'Lucky'
When the producers wanted a fellow actor to direct Stanton, they turned to Guthrie alum John Carroll Lynch.