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Hodges asks feds for civil rights probe in Mpls. police shooting
Minneapolis Mayor Betsy Hodges said a Justice Department civil rights investigation into Sunday's police shooting would promote transparency and community trust. Justice says the request is under review.
Minnesotans with ties to France express solidarity
As France mourns the victims of the Paris attacks, so do countless Minnesotans, many with strong ties to the City of Light.
A mobile phone app released this week allows Minnesotans to send recorded footage of police directly, and immediately, to the American Civil Liberties Union affiliate in the state.
There are a lot of big sporting events involving our local teams this weekend, including a high-profile match for the highly ranked University of Minnesota volleyball team.
Bruce Dayton, Minnesota business icon and arts patron, dies at 97
One of the 20th century's most influential Minnesotans, Bruce Dayton helped transform his family's department store into a national retail empire, gave millions to the arts and saw his son Mark become governor.
Minnesota on pace for warmest November on record
MPR's Phil Picardi spoke with University of Minnesota climatologist Mark Seeley about a very warm November so far, which comes just a couple of months after a record warm September.
Before Somalia descended into chaos, it was easy to hear Maryan Mursal, whose melodious voice could pierce your soul. Chased from her homeland, she continues to perform, including Saturday in Minneapolis.
Neil Young was sad about getting older at 19
The singer is celebrating his 70th birthday today.
Macy's looks to redevelop Nicollet Mall location
The company is looking for partners to help overhaul the downtown Minneapolis site, as well as stores in Manhattan, Chicago and San Francisco.