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Music video helped rocket Peter Gabriel's 'Sledgehammer' to No. 1
The video featured claymation and stop-motion video. It won nine MTV Video Music Awards, and is the most played music video in the history of the channel.
Minnesota Olympic track cycler preps for Rio
Kelly Catlin of Arden Hills picked up the sport only a few years ago.
Vikings sign Zimmer to long-term deal as season begins
The signing comes as the team's training camp starts in Mankato with the first practices happening Friday.
Here's how Clinton's nomination is affecting Minnesota Dems
The presidential campaign is already factoring into legislative races, said DFL Party Chair Ken Martin.
Documents detail sex, harassment complaints against Nienstedt
The former head of the Twin Cities archdiocese allegedly engaged in a pattern of sexual harassment and retribution.
Minnesota delegates look forward to Clinton's historic speech
On Thursday night, Clinton will become the first woman in the nation's history to accept a major party nomination for president.
Professor: Discomfort necessary to spur action on police treatment of blacks
Duchess Harris said polls show more support for the goals of Black Lives Matter than previous movements like Civil Rights, but that many theoretical supporters don't realize the role that disruptive tactics play in bringing attention to an issue.
New data: Minn. test scores stagnant, achievement gap unchanged
Education Commissioner Brenda Cassellius says newly released test scores have convinced her that schools can't close achievement gaps on their own. She said factors like poverty, homelessness and hunger stall progress.
In Minnesota, Ojibwe recall horror of ancestors' death march
In 1850, more than 400 Native Americans died after the government failed to deliver promised food and treaty payments at Big Sandy Lake. Tribal members now gather every summer to remember.