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MINNEAPOLIS — Talon Metals Corp. filed papers with Minnesota regulators Wednesday to launch the environmental review process for its proposed underground nickel mine near the northern town of Tamarack, which

MINNEAPOLIS — A man who served a hit-and-run sentence in a California prison until his release earlier this year remained jailed Tuesday, awaiting charges after a crash killed five young

The virtual event took place over a webinar and featured speeches and performances by USC staff, faculty and students.

After the murder of George Floyd, the Justice Department finds Minneapolis police engaged in a pattern of discrimination and violating rights.

Dread Scott channels Nina Simone through works that sing of pain and endurance.

More staggering than the reduction in non-public safety stops were the data around the racial disparities.

A Japanese restaurant in Taiwan will be serving a limited-edition durian ramen. After two weeks of developing their own recipe, the durian ramen will be available to customers starting June 22. Ingredients: The dish, which is served in a durian shell, blends fresh durian puree with the soup base of its ramen, which is made from coconut milk and tonkotsu, a pork bone broth.

"This community has a problem that many immigrant communities have: It needs reliable information about the community in its language."

Now that they hold the levers of power by a slim majority, Minnesota Democrats are cramming far-left bills through the legislature, showing what an assertive American left is willing to force upon its minority conservative population.

People raise their fists and hold a portrait of George Floyd during a rally after the guilty verdict following the trial of Derek Chauvin on April 20, 2021 in