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Blacks far more likely to be cited in St. Paul cop stops
Data analyzed by MPR News show significant racial disparities in ticketing rates between black and white drivers. St. Paul is set to release more data this week. The chief says he's ready to take on the issue.
R. Kelly changes gears with a Christmas album
It's his first-ever holiday album and it features all original tracks.
It's a big time for sports in Minnesota Friday night.
Historical status of art played role in decision on Capitol paintings
The decision Thursday by a Minnesota Historical Society panel ended what had been a skirmish over whose Minnesota history should be prominently displayed at the Capitol.
Winter hits hard after warm fall
Seeley also has a forecast for lower than average temperatures to stay in the state through Christmas.
'Adoption Play' blends a family of different stories
In bringing their own experiences to the project, storytellers with Wonderlust Productions opened eyes all around.
DFL copper mining feud spills into public view
DFL Party leaders on Saturday are set to debate language that would put the party officially against a proposed copper-nickel mine near Hoyt Lakes. Could it be a swing issue in the next governor's race?
Minnesota high school band plays at Pearl Harbor
Students from Minnesota were among the band members playing in the International Mass Band at a Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day ceremony in Hawaii.