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MN health providers fall short on digital records
Minnesota officials say thousands of health care providers are violating the state's new electronic health records rules. Some providers, though, worry about the security and cost of digital records.
Two boats won't float: Mpls. changes tack again on city logo
Council members in February agreed to replace the city's longtime two-sailboat logo with a hip, one-boat look. Then they torpedoed the one-boat logo. But now they want it back.
Never again: Family's stories recall Armenian genocide
April marks the 100th anniversary of the Armenian genocide. As many as 1.5 million perished at the hands of Turkish forces. The remembrance is personal for Minnesota's Keljik family.
The state will soon provide early help for children and young adults on the autism spectrum who are on Medical Assistance.
What's worse than exploding oil trains? Read on
Trains carry a variety of hazardous materials. First responders have to be ready for all of them.
St. Cloud State prof charged with smuggling ivory, rhino horns
Yiwei Zheng worked with two co-conspirators living in China to sell the "highly valued and sought after commodity" between 2006 and 2011, a federal indictment said.
Rolling Stones coming to TCF Bank Stadium for ZIP CODE tour
The tour name is a reference to the "Sticky Fingers" album design.
The so-called advanced biofuel tax credit was initially opposed by environmentalists because the most common ingredient, corn, can be very polluting.
Female veterans press VA hospitals to meet their needs
VA centers have been slow to meet the health care needs of growing numbers of female veterans. Women at the Minneapolis VA Medical Center are helping change the system.