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Ramsey County sheriff resigns to take Oxford research position
Ramsey County Sheriff Matt Bostrom is heading to the U.K. to do research to create an international community policing model.
In the new book "Anatomy of a Song" by Marc Myers, Lloyd Price describes how he was discovered while playing this song in his mother's sandwich shop in New Orleans.
Upscale hotels drive big business for Twin Cities South Asians
They grew up working in their parents' modest motels. Now, the next generation of South Asian Indian hoteliers is moving up-market in the Twin Cities, expanding into prime locations and multimillion-dollar, national franchises.
Dessa appears on 'Hamilton Mixtape'
Minneapolis rapper Dessa performs a song that was cut from the stage production.
Here's how to keep your packages safe in an age of 'porch pirates'
With more consumers shopping online and then getting their orders delivered home, there's more opportunity for thieves to simply snatch packages left outside. Retailers, delivery and tech firms are helping consumers fight back.
Best British TV ads return to Walker for 30th year
Some of the commercials are hard to explain, as is the fascination they hold for Minnesota audiences.
Almost 300 sex assaults reported on MN campuses in 2015
The state issued its first-ever data report on campus sexual assault on Thursday.
Minnesota GOP hopes to keep Trump voters in the tent
Republicans are riding high after big wins by state legislative candidates and President-elect Donald Trump's surprising strength in Minnesota. Party leaders are working to make sure those Trump-inspired voters stick around.