Downtown offices find new life as housing. The harder conversions come next.
The first wave in Minneapolis and St. Paul sees early success, but next round of projects may need assistance.
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Minnesota weather: Pleasant first day of fall as sunshine returns Tuesday
The first day of fall brings brighter conditions and comfortable temperatures across Minnesota on Tuesday.
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As Mideast leaders gather in New York, regional wars top the agenda, and other Mideast developments
Leaders from across the Middle East are gathering this week for the United Nations General Assembly in New York at a time when three years of wars across the region show no signs of letting up. The wars between the U.S. and Iran, the latest fighting in Yemen and the ongoing Israe...
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Little Canada man accused of deadly hit‑and‑run during late‑night McDonald’s stop
A Little Canada man accused of hitting and killing a pedestrian before driving off early on Sunday morning will make his first court appearance on Tuesday after court documents allege that he took an Uber home from Minneapolis prior to getting in his car to go get McDonald’s. Pol...
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Live: AI debate takes center stage at the North Star Summit
The Minnesota Star Tribune’s second annual ideas festival kicks off in downtown Minneapolis.
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Beavers threaten to drown one Minnesota town’s Swedish history
A beaver dam behind Scandia City Hall is causing drama and flood damage as officials try to figure out who is responsible for fixing the problem.
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An insider's guide to the North Star Summit
The Star Tribune’s second annual ideas fest brings together leaders and innovators in business, politics and culture.
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No charges in Nolan Wells’ death following grand jury review
PASCAGOULA, Miss. (AP) — A grand jury has found there wasn’t evidence to bring charges in the death of Nolan Wells, a Black teen who was found dead after a July 4 boating trip off the Mississippi Gulf Coast. The decision announced late Monday by Angel Myers McIlrath, the district...
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Olivia Miles was made for the spotlight. By letting her be herself, the Lynx unleashed a star.
Cheryl Reeve knew better than to harness what made the rookie point guard special. With the trust of her coach and veteran teammates, Miles has turned a historic first season into her own kind of show....
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iPhone AI Settlement
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Debate calendars remain unsettled in Minnesota’s races for governor and U.S. Senate
Gubernatorial candidates Amy Klobuchar and Lisa Demuth, along with Senate contenders Peggy Flanagan and Michele Tafoya, have yet to face off in general election debates....
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Opinion | If paid leave is trimmed, don’t cut leave for victims of violence
More than 350 Minnesotans have used the life-saving program since January.
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Sister Linda Soler is the spiritual leader, and loudest cheerleader, for Hill-Murray football
Football Across Minnesota: With her holy water and her nonstop hollering, Sister Linda is this team’s secret (and well-connected) weapon.