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Mpls. police to extend use of body cameras, want public input
The department still needs to decide which cameras to use. Police leaders also need to finalize the rules determining when officers should turn the cameras on and for how long.
The Count Basie Sextet performed at the Flame Club at the intersection of Nicollet Avenue and 16th Street South.
Programs give farmers incentive to create bee habitat
By seeding patches of land with native prairie grasses and flowering plants, farmers can improve habitat for pollinators and harvest a bit of cash as well.
Minneapolis mulls restricting flavored tobacco sales
The proposed ordinance would ban the sale of flavored tobacco products in convenience stores and gas stations. It would only allow them to be sold in specialty tobacco shops.
Dayton relents in fight over auditor, paving way for budget deal
Gov. Mark Dayton said for now he's dropping a fight with Republicans over the state auditor's role, opening the door to a special session to finish the budget.
End of Replacements again? T-shirts may hold answer
Fans have deciphered the message to read: "I have always loved you. Now I must whore my past."
Private budget talks make it tough to know all the issues
With the clock ticking toward a partial government shutdown on July 1, DFL Gov. Mark Dayton and House Republicans have no meetings scheduled.
Rochester development could push poor from downtown
As Rochester remakes the area near Mayo Clinic into a destination medical center, developers have their eyes on downtown property.