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2016 weather report: Extreme and anything but normal
Last year's global weather was far more extreme or record-breaking than anything approaching normal, according to a new report.
More than scores: MN rethinks assessments of English language learners
State education officials are using an update in federal law to try to tackle one of education's thorniest problems: how to teach students with limited or no English skills.
Williams, 26 says his father was an '80s hair band fan. It was his grandfather who introduced him to the outlaw country music that became his musical inspiration.
Celebrate the restored Capitol with an audio tour
The state Capitol will be abuzz with all sorts of activities this weekend to celebrate completion of the $310 million restoration.
Art Hounds: A Capitol celebration for all Minnesotans
This week, Art Hounds recommend the grand reopening of the state Capitol, an art exhibit about medication and "Steel Magnolias."
The St. Paul Police Federation is concerned the citizens' panel for handling complaints of officers is unprofessional.
Mpls. committee backs Arradondo to lead police force
A Minneapolis City Council committee has recommended that acting police chief Medaria Arradondo continue to lead the department.
Ex-Minneapolis police chief Harteau is out, but not down
In her first interview since her ouster, Janee Harteau says she didn't initially realize the depth of anger ignited by a July police shooting, or the political fallout to come. She also says she may not be done with police work.