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Kaler relieved report shows no culture of sex harassment in athletics dept.
External investigators are recommending several policy changes for the University of Minnesota athletics department to prevent future sexual harassment.
Coleman, mayors address Mississippi River issues at Paris climate talks
Members of the Mississippi River Cities and Towns Initiative traveled to the U.N. Conference on Climate Change in France to learn how other river communities are addressing the challenges of water quality and climate change.
Artist renders social causes in posters and prints
Ricardo Levins Morales diagnoses social ills, and then offers a kind of medicine in response.
St. Paul schools chief to union: Safety solutions must fit budget
Saying she was "deeply concerned" about teachers threatening to strike over school safety, Superintendent Valeria Silva said Wednesday she was committed to finding solutions but cautioned the district can't afford all of what the union wants.
Dylan played 40 years ago to benefit man he felt was wrongly convicted
In 1985, a federal judge set aside the conviction, writing that it was "predicated upon an appeal to racism rather than reason."
Paez discusses his goals for Minneapolis schools
The new superintendent of Minneapolis Public Schools will face a host of challenges including one of the worst achievement gaps in the country between white students and students of color.
Latest student violence leaves teacher injured, St. Paul leaders vexed
Authorities vowed action after an alleged student attack left a St. Paul Central High teacher with a traumatic brain injury. The number of school assaults has jumped this year, Ramsey County Attorney John Choi says.
For independent seniors, a few safety features can make the difference
Research says most adults worry about their grandparents or parents who live independently, but they stop short of making the simple improvements that could help.
Minneapolis selects Massachusetts candidate as school superintendent
After a nearly 10-month search, the board on Monday selected Sergio Paez over the district's interim superintendent Michael Goar and a third candidate.