Report: Race Alone Might Be A Factor In Twin Cities Disparities
The Metropolitan Council says new research shows that race itself might well play a role in understanding the disparities between whites and people of color in the Twin Cities metro.
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The Metropolitan Council says new research shows that race itself might well play a role in understanding the disparities between whites and people of color in the Twin Cities metro.
Hermantown police say a driver of a sport car was stopped after being clocked on radar at an extremely high speed: 171 miles per hour.
Summaries outlining the impact of state funding cuts to higher education say University of Wisconsin System campuses have laid off employees, consolidated administration, reduced advising services and cut course offerings over the past year.
The lineup for the Midwest Music Showcase at Target Field has been announced – and it contains a healthy amount of prominent local acts.
The University of Minnesota says its Center for New Americans, along with other legal groups, has filed a class action lawsuit against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement for allegedly detaining immigrants for months, even after a judge has ruled that they cannot be deported.
State legislators are considering a bill requiring police officers in Minnesota to receive a minimal amount of mental health crisis training.
Russian auteur Alexander Sokurov, the creator of the 2002 one-take behemoth Russian Ark, has now turned his restless attention to the Louvre. In this freewheeling poetic essay Francofonia, which has far more than one take, the filmmaker explores the relationship between great art and power, especially in the era of Nazi-occupied France.
Governor Mark Dayton is asking the Homeland Security Department to accept Minnesota state driver's licenses at federal buildings and military bases.
There was an emotional hearing at the State Capitol Tuesday on a bill to ban transgender people from using bathrooms that do not match their biological sex. It is supported by parents who said they are worried about the safety of their children.
While the style of mid-century modern continues to be popular in home design and decor, one local furniture maker is hoping his combinations of concrete and wood become a staple in your living room.
Make plans for the most unique hiking experience you will ever have. South Africa offers a variety of hiking adventures that you will not be able to enjoy anywhere else in the world.
No more Guy Noir, Private Eye. No more tales of Dusty and Lefty, the luckless cowboys. And no more weekly "News From Lake Wobegon," the imaginary Minnesota town famous for strong women, good-looking men and above-average children.
A federal appeals court will hear oral arguments Tuesday on whether Minnesota's program that keeps sex offenders confined indefinitely after they complete their prison sentences is unconstitutional and needs to be reformed.
It's Severe Weather Awareness Week and every year we see neighborhoods lose power because of storms. So why aren't more power lines buried underground? Good Question.
Nearly 26,000 Minnesotans were diagnosed with a sexually transmitted disease in 2015 -- an all-time high -- the Minnesota Department of Health said Monday.
