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Last chance to make things right at Minneapolis charter school
Friendship Academy's backers were able to fend off its closure. Now the district will make sure t...
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Gun advocate Joel Rosenberg dies
Sci-fi author also wrote "Everything You Need to Know About (Legally) Carrying a Handgun in M...
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Police balking at Minneapolis pension fund merger
Minneapolis pensioners press for better deal in merger with state fund; Mayor R.T. Rybak says inc...
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Minneapolis moves to close Karma nightclub for 90 days
The troubled downtown club, the scene of violence again last weekend, has until Tuesday to respon...
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Southern Theater shrinks to survive
The struggling performing-arts venue goes bare-bones, with just one full-time staffer and a budge...
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Complete coverage: North Minneapolis tornado
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Charge: Man ran up to car in Mpls., fatally shot victim in temple
Biyamin Omar was charged with second-degree murder Friday but denies any involvement in the killi...
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Suspect arrested in Sunday night homicide in Minneapolis
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'We need you to come forward'
Members of Minneapolis' Somali community gathered near where one of their own was slain.
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Minneapolis meets goal of 2,000 tornado volunteers
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Minneapolis school a safe place after the storm
Lucy Laney School staffers laundered clothes and brought in a ton of donated food to help North S...
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Settlement reached in case of protester injured by marking round during 2008 GOP Convention
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New theater will reclaim old space in Minneapolis
Hennepin Theatre Trust to open a 300-seat playhouse in City Center later this year.
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New 300-seat theater targeted for downtown Minneapolis
Hennepin Theatre Trust envisions a flexible space in City Center on Hennepin Avenue.
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Minneapolis reaches goal of 2K volunteers for tornado cleanup on city's north side Saturday
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Expect more lane pain on I-94
Year two of improvements is getting underway, complete with all the familiar commuting headaches.
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Twister upends housing landscape
But some say the disaster could bring a chance to improve north Minneapolis' housing stock - if l...
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Minivan, DVD rental box led to Uptown robbery suspects
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New sentence ordered for child rapist
State Appeals Court says Judge Jack Nordby didn't justify decision for a consecutive, instead of ...
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Court ruling snarls Minneapolis pension deal
Court decision leaves a merger of Minneapolis pension funds with a statewide fund uncertain.
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1 man dies after spate of Minneapolis shootings
Five others were hurt late Sunday and early Monday in Minneapolis.
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Getting out good word bedevils archdiocese
100-year-old Catholic Spirit is latest publication to face pressures of advertising and publicati...
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Early storm brings hail, little damage in Twin Cities
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Post-tornado services are shifting location
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Storm gashed Wirth Park
The tornado that tore through the city's largest park left a tattered landscape and ruined fresh ...
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Posted at 06/04 03:27 by test
More than 1,600 business insurance claims have been filed related to the May 22 tornado, with damages totaling $44 million. More are expected.
