Tenants, Owners Resist Mandatory Rental Inspections in New Minnesota Fight
Can city officials demand entrance to a home with no evidence of violations?
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Police Body Camera Footage to Remain Public in Minnesota—for Now
Law enforcement wants to keep them secret, but that requires legislation.
Friday A/V Club: Scenes from a Gay Wedding in 1971
A look back at Baker v. Nelson, with footage from the plaintiffs' marriage ceremony
Oh, No—These Teachers Aren't Licensed! Wait, Are They Any Good?
Whether students are actually learning doesn't seem to factor in.
Minneapolis Is Micromanaging the Food Supply
The city is finding out that more rules don't equal healthier eating.
St. Paul Arbitrator Reinstates Cop Fired in Pepper Spray-in-the-Ear Incident Caught on Tape
What's the police chief think he is? In charge?
Minnesota Health Insurance Agents Drop Out of Exchange Program
Say they've lot time and money trying to deal with it
Minnesota Obamacare Chief Resigns After Rollout Problems, Extended Vacation to Costa Rica
Left town as deadlines approached without solutions in sight
Minnesota Women Challenge "Cottage Food" Regulations
Cannot be sold from home or from a food stand
Minneapolis Cops to Wear Body Cameras Starting Next Year
25 immediately, 500 next year
Somalis Continue To Leave Minnesota To Join Al Shabab
There are reports some Americans were involved in the recent Nairobi mall attack
Somali Youth in Minneapolis Respond to Claims Somali-Americans Are Involved in Nairobi Mall Attack
Identity of the attackers yet to be confirmed
Minnesota Sheriff Not Happy DOJ Won't Challenge Marijuana Laws in Colorado and Washington
Says keeping communities safe will be more difficult as a result
Minnesota State Rep Suing Over Illegal Access to His Drivers' License Data, Joins Hundreds of Similar Claims
One employee looked up records for thousands of women to help his online dating quest
Minneapolis Mayor Urges Gay Couples in Chicago To Wed in Minnesota
Could bring in some extra cash
Police Union Suing St. Paul For Releasing Video of Police Brutality Without Hiding Cop's Face
Cop still on the job even though the police chief says he wants to fire him
Minnesota Town's Mayor Was Elected When He Was Three Years Old
If only more mayors would spend more time eating ice cream and fishing
Minnesota Senate Expected To Pass Gay Marriage Bill
Governor has said he will sign the bill, making Minnesota the 12th state to legalize gay marriage
Minnesota Lawmakers Pushing to Legalize Gay Marriage
Would be 12th state to do so and 3rd this month
Minnesota Town Cracks Down on Outdoor Advertising
Costing some people with autism their jobs
