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Twin Cities

• Trial begins of 3 Native Mob gang members
  A racketeering trial involving three members of a Native American gang began Monday morning in federal court.January 28, 2013
• Baby pulled from Minn. lake dies
  An infant girl has died after being pulled from her family's submerged sport utility vehicle in Lake Minnetonka last Friday.January 22, 2013
• Peavey Plaza listed as historic place
  The federal government has listed Peavey Plaza in Minneapolis on the National Register of Historic Places.January 18, 2013
• Educators challenged by social media and rumor control
  Rumors at school are nothing new, but social media allows rumors to spread much faster and further than before. A growing number of school officials these days are finding themselves in situations of social media management and damage control.January 17, 2013
• Troubled St. Paul crime lab: Officials knew of problems, new documents show
  Nearly 700 pages of internal St. Paul Police Department emails offer more evidence that top officials knew about problems with the crime lab's drug testing unit months before it was shut down.January 17, 2013
• Appetites: New batch of taprooms serving up in NE Minneapolis 'brew district'
  There's something serious brewing in northeast Minneapolis. The bar story of 2012 was the explosion of taprooms in the Twin Cities. As the New Year begins the pace isn't slowing.January 16, 2013
• Photography is transformative magic for Xavier Tavera
  Photography is magic. That's how Xavier Tavera describes the art form. It can snatch up a split-second of life and turn it into an everlasting moment. Then there's the way it bridges the gap between strangers.January 16, 2013
• Pres. Kaler responds to criticism of hiring at U of M
  Recent criticism of administrative hiring at the University of Minnesota is not accurate, university President Eric Kaler told a state Senate higher-education committee Tuesday.January 15, 2013
• Legislators, state officials debate strategy against invasive carp
  The Department of Natural Resources ran into rough waters Tuesday when officials presented their plan to slow the spread of Asian carp in the Mississippi River.January 15, 2013
• Lagging pull-tab revenue draws state Capitol scrutiny
  You might have thought the discussion of a new Vikings stadium at the Capitol was over last May. But the financing plan for the new stadium is off to a slow start, and the House Commerce Committee will assess its progress this week at the Capitol.January 15, 2013
• Environmentally friendly builders sought for Mpls. program
  Minneapolis city housing officials say there is strong interest for developers in a green building program.January 14, 2013
• St. Paul to hire new manager for police crime lab
  The city of St. Paul is looking for a new manager to run the troubled St. Paul police crime lab.January 14, 2013
• Lawmakers should focus on mentally ill, says NRA head
  The president of the National Rifle Association says he would like lawmakers to pay more attention to treatment for violent, mentally ill people rather than restrict gun rights.January 14, 2013
• Reading Corps guides immigrant children into mastery of English
  When charter school principal Bondo Nyembwe sees a classroom filled with the children of immigrants, he feels a professional and personal commitment to help them learn to speak English.January 14, 2013
• Study: Open enrollment increasing racial segregation in Twin Cities schools
  The state's open enrollment policy is increasing racial segregation in Twin Cities-metro area school districts, says a report out Friday from the University of Minnesota.January 11, 2013

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