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On Global Running Day, Fleet Feet Roanoke hosted its 7th annual “The Big Run” at Fallon Park.

Hamline University Professor David Schultz released a study detailing taxpayer payouts for police misconduct in the state of Minnesota over a ten-year period.

“If we're going to talk about reforming policing, if we're going to talk about any types of public policy, let's get some data, let's get some evidence that we know what's going on,” report author and Hamline University professor David Schultz told MPR News Wednesday.

David Schultz is Distinguished University Professor in the departments of Political Science, Environmental Studies and Legal Studies at Hamline University.

Meredith Dale spent years sharing flats with roommates during university and the early part of her career in Auckland, New Zealand.

The change in law is a first-of-is-kind in the country and can help workers who were long excluded from benefits if they're laid off over the summer.

Jurisdictions around the world, including B.C., are following Aucklands lead in green-lighting density on single-family lots. Does it work?

The nation's highest court has sided with a Minnesota woman in her property rights battle against Hennepin County.

The Great Lakes Credit and Collection Association hosted its annual conference in May with panels on compliance, employee retention and lobbying trends while welcoming its new board of directors.

The “Facets” lineup is one of legends, whose wide-ranging aesthetics are rooted in dance traditions birthed primarily in the ‘80s and ‘90s.