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BCA: Jamar Clark shooting probe done; findings sent to prosecutors
The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension said Wednesday it has completed its investigation into the Nov. 15 fatal police shooting of Jamar Clark in Minneapolis and turned its findings over to the Hennepin County Attorney's Office.
60 years ago, Little Richard records 'Long Tall Sally'
The song was a follow up to his breakthrough hit "Tutti Frutti."
Dayton's paid parental leave pitch sets stage for debate
The Minnesota Chamber of Commerce says more companies are finding ways to offer parental leave. But it also says it's best to let employers figure out how to do that.
Beyond clergy: Ex-Boy Scouts tap Minn. law to press sex abuse claims
The Catholic Church hasn't been the only target of Minnesota lawsuits aimed at shedding light on a hidden past. Local Boy Scout organizations are also grappling with accusations of child molestation.
Minnesotans wince as individual health plan costs jump under Obamacare
Many Minnesotans who buy health insurance on the open market are paying a lot more this year than last and they're not happy about it. Stability, though, may still be a few years away.
Stinky 'corpse flower' blooms at U of Minn.
Hurry on over to the College of Biological Sciences Conservatory to get a whiff of the notoriously noxious plant.
Minneapolis weighs giving Harteau 3 more years as police chief
Although she represents change at the top of the state's largest police force, some critics hold her responsible for a long list of ills.
States taking action to keep guns out of abusers' hands
Lawmakers and governors of both parties have supported bills stripping gun rights from those who have been convicted of domestic violence-related crimes or are subject to protective orders.