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John was the second artist to have a No. 1 hit covering a song by the Beatles.
St. Paul police fatally shoot man during confrontation
Police said the shooting occurred when officers responded to a report that a man had threatened a woman via cell phone. The St. Paul NAACP called for an independent investigation.
Cold concern brings students coats, hats, mittens and more
When workers in the St. Paul Public Schools' Project Reach office saw students huddled under a towel, they took to Facebook. An appeal secured winter apparel for students who need it.
"Saved" was co-written by Bob Dylan and his bass player during that period, Tim Drummond. Drummond died on Saturday at the age of 74.
One year after settlement, Minn. Orchestra is in a better place
One year after the Minnesota Orchestra and its musicians ended a turbulent contract dispute, audiences are back, and the orchestra is playing well. But financial challenges remain.
Lower corn yields, prices to cut Minnesota farm income
Low prices for corn and a smaller than expected harvest in 2014 have combined to cause a big drop in the value of Minnesota's largest cash crop.
The middle aged, especially men, are at a growing risk of suicide
In 2013, 683 people committed suicide in the state. More than 30 percent of them, or 209, were men between the ages of 45 and 64.
DFLers in the Minnesota Senate are expected to release a transportation funding plan Monday that would raise new tax revenue for roads, bridges and transit.
Anonymous 4 ends 30 years of making music with final album
After more than 30 years of touring and 20 albums worth of music, the group's members are moving on to new projects.
High out-of-pocket costs fueling retail clinic growth
While convenience was the impetus for retail clinics, their relatively low cost is fueling their growth.