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Scarsella juror: I didn't buy self-defense shooting claim

Scarsella juror: I didn't buy self-defense shooting claim

"The defense witnesses, except for the police, were lying through their teeth," said juror Eileen Parker, who helped convict Allen Scarsella, a white man, of shooting five black men at a 2015 Jamar Clark protest.
by Brandt Williams

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Career, technical teachers in short supply at Minnesota schools

Career, technical teachers in short supply at Minnesota schools

Minnesota schools say they don't have enough teachers to help prepare high school students for careers, and in the coming weeks lawmakers at the Capitol are expected to step in to help.
by Solvejg Wastvedt

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Smaller, diverse groups swim against arts-funding tide

Smaller, diverse groups swim against arts-funding tide

Big, mainstream arts organizations take the lion's share of contributions, both public and private.
by Marianne Combs

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Washington worries hang over Minnesota's budget

Washington worries hang over Minnesota's budget

Minnesota lawmakers admit they're nervous about the fate of $11.5 billion a year the state gets from the federal government. "This is like a boulder rolling downhill toward us," one legislator says.
by Brian Bakst

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Ray Christensen, voice of the Gophers, has died

Christensen, who died Sunday night at the age of 92.

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Athletes deliver life lessons for kids in 'Middle School Rules'

Sean Jensen wasn't thrilled with the "naughty" characters that turned up in his young son's books, so he decided to tap his sports reporting experience to write books featuring real-life role models.
by MPR News Staff

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P.O.S has some advice for himself in new album

P.O.S has some advice for himself in new album

The rapper says the album called "Chill, Dummy" is advice for himself after recovering from a kidney transplant in 2014.

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