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Looking for a way to overcome some of this year's problems, a citizens advisory council presented a plan for Minneapolis police for 2014. Chief Janeé Harteau assembled the 50 member group this year to improve relations between the police department and the community.
St. Paul police met with a top official from the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis as part of an ongoing criminal investigation into allegations of sexual abuse by Catholic clergy.
If you're one of the many who've yet to begin their holiday shopping, you might be pleasantly surprised. That's because many stores are offering deep discounts to make sure they don't get stuck with large amounts of unsold inventory.
The average high temperature for December's first two weeks was a mere 17 degrees, making it the sixth coldest December on record.
The former executive director of MNsure is leaving without a severance package from the state. April Todd-Malmlov resigned Tuesday night. She was under pressure thanks to a host of complications with insurance sign-ups under the federal health care law and for the timing of a recent international vacation while MNsure continued to struggle.
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A new senior staff member will join the Minnesota governor's office after her current boss, Minneapolis Mayor R.T. Rybak, completes his final term.
With St. Paul police investigating Archbishop John Nienstedt, who's accused of inappropriately touching a boy's behind, the Catholic League wants to independently identify his accuser.
The 2014 wolf hunting and trapping season in northeastern Minnesota will close at the end of the day Wednesday, according to the Department of Natural Resources. The DNR posted a notice of the season closing on Tuesday evening -- after hunters and trappers had harvested 30 wolves.
A Moorhead woman has reached a plea deal over charges that she was drunk while caring for children at her home day care. A KFGO-AM report Wednesday says Jayne Cote agreed to plead guilty to child neglect or endangerment.
Attorneys for the residents of Minnesota's sex offender treatment program are arguing that the program doesn't work and is unconstitutional. Attorney Dan Gustafson says the treatment program is a failure because no one ever gets out.
Maple Lake Public Schools have canceled classes after a threat was left in a bathroom stall, according to officials. At approximately 12:15 p.m. on Wednesday, a threat was found on a bathroom wall. In response, the school canceled classes for the rest of the day.
Four-term Rep. John Benson of Minnetonka says he'll retire rather than run again for the Minnesota House. His decision announced Wednesday touches off what is likely to be a competitive contest for the seat he first won in 2006.
A judge has agreed to dismiss a case against a Minnesota man accused of trying to extort $50 million from government agencies in the North Dakota city of Fargo and threatening to hold tribunals for politicians.
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