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Group home rental licenses: Tool for oversight or discrimination?
Lawmakers are considering whether to exempt small group homes and assisted living facilities from rental licensing regulations. City officials are worried.
Still waiting on big solar, but St. Paul's Highland Bridge embracing green all over
Plans for a massive solar array at the Highland Park site are under environmental review, officials say. The development is moving ahead with other projects.
Will Gov. Walz reassign prosecution of trooper Londregan to AG Ellison?
Ellison said his office is studying the situation, which is "up in the air."
A wrongful conviction casts doubt on former Ramsey County medical examiner's methods. It's not the first time.
A new lawsuit adds to questions of whether Dr. Michael McGee used sound science to investigate deaths in Minnesota over a career spanning four decades.
Refusing emergency contraception is sex discrimination, Minnesota appeals court rules
Aitkin County woman sued after pharmacist refused to fill her prescription because of his personal beliefs.
Uber, Lyft pay causes Capitol conundrum after Minneapolis vote
Walz seeks statewide solution, asks City Hall to reconsider minimum pay levels.
How many taxi cabs are left in Minneapolis?
Uber's entry a decade ago caused an astonishing collapse of the local taxi industry.
Walz proposes modest 2024 budget adjustments
The biggest ticket item in the governor's supplemental budget is a phasing in of advance payments on the child tax credit next year.
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Patrick Reusse
Reusse: Why Augsburg, heavyweight star deserve their spotlight
Tyler Kim and the Auggies will be battling for another Division III wrestling title this weekend in Wisconsin.
Myron Medcalf
Medcalf: Were up to 200 kids really actively fighting in Roseville?
Reports of recent incident deserve scrutiny — not a rush to judgment.
Curious Minnesota
Skid-steers, Softsoap and Nerf: 8 more Minnesota inventions that changed the world
Introducing the Curious Minnesota Collection. Every question we've answered — now in one place
Why does Maplewood have such an odd shape?
What roles did Minnesota's Native American chiefs play? And who were some notable ones?
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Minnesota dog breeders charged with starving German shepherds
15 dogs were taken from a farm outside LeRoy last month after deputies and veterinarians found kennels covered in feces and urine.
Hers and his: Miss and Mr. Basketball finalists are revealed
The girls winner will come from a group of six seniors, and five players remain in contention for the boys honor.
Metro boys basketball player of year: Much heftier, much better hooper.
Jackson McAndrew of Wayzata averaged a double-double, putting to good use the 45 muscular pounds he's gained since he was a very thin 6-9 sophomore.
Boy, 3, dies after police go to Moorhead apartment on medical assistance call
Police have not explained any of the circumstances surrounding the boy's death.
IDs released of 2 drivers killed in crash near Mankato
The crash occurred late Sunday afternoon on Hwy. 22.
Fairview clinic responds to post-COVID rise in fatiguing disorder in kids
The immune system's overreaction, common in severe COVID-19 cases, appears to play a role in development of POTS, which often emerges in children.