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Bernadeia Johnson resigns as Minneapolis schools superintendent
Minneapolis Public Schools' superintendent Bernadeia Johnson is stepping down from the job she has held for more than four years, creating more turmoil in the district at a time when it faces tough challenges.
Joan Jett among Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees
Joan Jett is among those who will be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame next year.
Dylan-influenced Beatles emerged in '65
"I'm a Loser" was one of the tracks on the album "Beatles '65," which was released 50 years ago today.
The Minnesota Vikings blew a 14-0 lead and lost to the first place Detroit Lions 16-14 Sunday.
Women's advocates say police should hire more female officers
Citing studies that show female officers are better than males at defusing potentially violent confrontations, some advocates say police departments should hire more women.
Documents cast doubt on BNSF explanation of shipping delays
The railroad blames heavy shipping demand and bad weather for significant rail shipping delays last winter -- delays that cost farmers, coal companies, utilities, and grain businesses hundreds of millions of dollars.
The Minneapolis-based orchestral indie rock band hosts a CD release party for "Picture" on Saturday night at the Turf Club in St. Paul.
Injury ends Banham's season for Gopher women
The basketball star tore her right ACL on Wednesday night during a game against North Dakota.