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World's Most Dangerous Polka Band says goodbye to Nye's
The northeast Minneapolis bar is closing this weekend.
State lawmakers are setting their sights on a hot button issue in education this year: school discipline.
The Minnesota Wild will be in Detroit to play the Red Wings tonight.
Warm March was one for the record books
MPR's Cathy Wurzer spoke with University of Minnesota climatologist Mark Seeley about a warm March that just ended.
Explaining the federal civil rights investigation in the Clark case
Federal authorities are most likely looking at two statutes that focus on "conspiracy" and "deprivation of civil rights." But the bar is high and convictions rare.
The was originally recorded a year earlier by a New York-based band called The Wild Ones. Their version was not a hit.
Protesters condemn takedown maneuver in Clark shooting
Video from an ambulance at the scene shows Minneapolis officer Mark Ringgenberg grabbing Jamar Clark and forcing him to the ground moments before he was shot.
No charges for officers in Jamar Clark case. Now what?
Many of the players in the drama that has unfolded since Jamar Clark was shot by police in those early hours of Nov. 15 have different ideas about what happens now.
Prosecutor won't charge cops in Jamar Clark shooting
DNA and other evidence showed Minneapolis police officers were justified using deadly force during the 61 second confrontation, Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman said. Clark supporters immediately cast doubt on the prosecutor's account. Some took to the streets.