As Minnesota colleges compete for fewer students, it’s ‘winner takes most’
Shrinking enrollment, AI and questions about the value of a degree are forcing universities to rethink what they offer.
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St. Paul police chief sues Mayor Her over claims of sexual harassment, retaliation
St. Paul Police Chief Axel Henry is suing Mayor Kaohly Her, alleging she repeatedly sexually harassed him and other members of the police department and retaliated against him when he came forward. The lawsuit against Her and the city comes after an investigative summary report r...
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St. Paul Police Chief Axel Henry sues Mayor Kaohly Her alleging sexual harassment
The lawsuit alleging sexual harassment and battery comes less than a week after the St. Paul Human Resources Department stated an internal investigation found Her had not sexually harassed Henry....
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Edina shooting: Gunfire erupts at Our Lady of Grace Church during basketball game
Gunfire erupts at an Edina church parking lot while teenagers play basketball — and police want your help finding who did it.
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Rain chances return Thursday: Here’s what you need to know – Chris
Good Wednesday evening! We’re enjoying one more pleasant evening across Minnesota, but clouds will increase tonight as our next weather maker approaches. Rain chances begin developing west of the metro toward sunrise Thursday, with lows falling into the mid-50s. Thursday will be ...
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Teachers’ Union pushes back on proposed MPS school closures
What does the Minneapolis School District’s transformation plan mean for students and their teachers’ jobs? Those are some of the big questions we’re still trying to get answered after the district put out proposals for a major overhaul. “There seemed to be a mushroom cloud of sh...
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Jessi Pierce fatal fire: Authorities to share investigation results Thursday
The Minnesota State Fire Marshal's office said it will announce the preliminary results of a six-month investigation into a house fire that took the lives of beloved hockey reporter Jessi Pierce and her three children....
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Former Minnesota deaf school teacher charged with sexually assaulting a student 40 years ago
A former Minnesota teacher and wrestling coach was charged in Rice County in connection with allegations that he sexually assaulted a student about 40 years ago, according to court records. David Rohm, 78, of Jackson, Tennessee, was charged with two counts of criminal sexual cond...