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Summer is campaign season for Minneapolis schools
Stevie Yanez, 15, and Jahi Henry, 14, marched in Minneapolis' Juneteenth Parade with a banner for "Vote Yes! Strong Schools for a Strong Minneapolis.
Minneapolis Urban League launches program to help students of color become "college ready"
The Minneapolis Urban League launched Project Ready, an eight-week college-prep program to help ensure students of color are prepared and ready for college.
North Side activist awakened early by a fire raging inside his truck
A Minneapolis community leader who has been trying to free his neighborhood from drug dealing and prostitution woke up early Friday to find his truck on fire.
Fergus Falls Girl Home After Tug-Of-War Accident
The 8-year-old girl who nearly lost her fingers in a tug-of-war accident is back home, resting and hoping for a speedy recovery.
Minneapolis teen charged with offering his vote on eBay
A University of Minnesota student claimed it was all a joke when he put his vote in this fall's presidential election up for sale on the Web auction site eBay.
Somali family pleads for public's help in solving murders
Outside a coffee shop in St. Paul, Nafisa Jama sits with friends and family and holds a picture.
UnitedHealth cuts 4,000 jobs and 2008 outlook
In this May 1, 2008 File Photo, William McGuire, CEO of United Health Group, speaks to an audience of journalists at the Society of American Business Editors and Writers 43rd Annual Conference in Minneapolis, ...
Police investigate alleged rape of Augsburg College student
Minneapolis Police are investigating after an Augsburg student reported being raped.
Archdiocese lists haul from break-in
Items taken in a weekend burglary of Archbishop John Nienstedt's residence in St.
Counties still playing catch-up on roads and bridges
Despite the new money generated by the gas tax hike, many county highway engineers say they're still going to lag behind in road and bridge repairs in coming years.
Police seek Somali help in murder investigations
Police from Minneapolis and Brooklyn Center met with members of the local Somali community to plead for help in solving four slayings of Somali men since December in the two cities.
Man Sentenced To 26 Years For Shooting Officer
An Oakdale man has been sentenced to 26 years in prison for the attempted murder of a Minneapolis police officer in November.
Midnight Sausage: Minneapolis, MN
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Bar fight brewing over $2,500 Minneapolis, St. Paul intend to charge
Excuse John Rimarcik if he doesn't pop open a bottle of Lafite Rothschild '61 to celebrate the extended drinking hours he and other bar owners can operate during the Republican National Convention.
Officials offer reward for infomation about Mpls. arson fire
Minneapolis Police are asking for the public's help in finding the suspects behind an arson fire at the Cardinal Restaurant Bar.
President of Mpls. Urban League resigns
Ten years after taking over the position of president of the Minneapolis Urban League, Clarence Hightower announced his resignation Tuesday.
MSU recruiter sets up shop in Minneapolis school
C. Maxille Moultrie meets with students once or twice each month at Roosevelt High School in Minneapolis.
RNC on track for money, but lacks volunteers
The Republican National Convention is just over two months away and fundraising is on track.
Rybak named NCDM's VP of communication
Minneapolis Mayor R.T. Rybak has been named the vice president of communication of the National Conference of Democratic Mayors.
Sen. Coleman has been living in consultant's basement
Sen. Norm Coleman has been living in the basement of a campaign consultant for the past year while in Washington, and missed a couple of rent payments until a magazine brought them to the attention of the ...