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By Dane Smith Friday, Nov. 20, 2009 The teenagers break your heart with their candid storytelling a ' about the difficulty of doing well in school while drifting between homeless shelters and attending 15 different schools, about the chronic anger of dysfunctional and impoverished families, about the irresistible appeal of street life, about ending ...

Share + Nov 20, 2009 6:11 pm US/Central Reporting Maya Nishikawa ST. PAUL The Centers for Disease Control is reminding folks to keep their guard up when it comes to holidays and the flu.

Not long before a jury in Ramsey County District Court began deliberating the charges against him, Tito F. Campbell took the stand in his own defense and quite clearly admitted he is guilty of several of the charges against him: He drove drunk and way too fast, he said.

Pawn America CEO Brad Rixmann is on a mission to loosen restrictions and fees on pawn transactions, and he's starting in Burnsville.

The Minnesota Association of Professional Employees is endorsing Speaker of the House Margaret Anderson Kelliher for governor.

A West St. Paul man convicted of having sex with a 15-year-old girl in a movie theater bathroom has been slapped with a longer sentence.

Joshua Low of the Blue Green Alliance, Margaret Levin of the Sierra Club, and Tim Lovassen of the Communications Workers of Minnesota State Council speak in front of an industrial site in Roseville that theoretically could house a green manufacturing factory.

Burgers and fries are so yesterday. The new restaurant trend is Szechuan food. Just last week, Szechuan restaurant opened in the former China Jen in Roseville .

The owner of a Roseville family day care is fighting the state's closure of her business after an infant she was caring for suffered a seizure at her home.

Voters in two north suburban school districts Tuesday passed operating levies that were expiring but rejected those that would have raised taxes further.

Share + Nov 2, 2009 6:43 pm US/Central ROSEVILLE, Minn. 1 of 1 Midwest business leaders expect holiday sales to drop 1.6 percent this year, on top of last year's dismal showing.

I work with injured federal employees at the U.S. Postal Service. All of their work-related injury medical coverage goes through the Department of Labor, Office of Workers' Compensation.

Organizers are billing it as the first gubernatorial debate of the next election year, but Wednesday's bipartisan forum at City Hall is far from the first.

Minneapolis Hot Mama, an apparel boutique geared toward fashion-forward moms, said Wednesday it is opening three stores over the next three weeks.

A Maplewood woman rifled through teachers' purses in schools in Mahtomedi, Lake Elmo, Maplewood and Roseville, as well as churches in Roseville and a Maplewood business, according to criminal complaints.

Sean Tillman has been a sex god for years. Whether performing as Har Mar Superstar - as he will tonight at Mercury Lounge in support of his new record, Dark Touches - as Sean Na Na or in his former band Calvin Krime, Tillman always puts on a show.

During the thawed-out months of 2009, it seemed as if every construction vehicle in Minnesota must be working in either St.

" A series of public meetings around the state have been scheduled to gather input on Minnesota's application for federal Race to the Top funding.

Alison Madson bought her condo at Sunset Ridge Condominiums in St. Louis Park 20 years ago, intending to turn around and sell the unit.

James Somers was accused of swindling two vulnerable St. Paul residents out of tens of thousands of dollars for shabby or nonexistent work on their homes and yards.