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An accusation from a former girlfriend of the DFL-endorsed candidate for attorney general is impacting other elections, too. Hear the “Playing Politics” analysis from WCCO Radio’s Chad Hartman and the Star Tribune Editorial Board’s John Rash and Lori Sturdevant.

They say the 2018 Legislature tapped a state trust fund for inappropriate infrastructure bonds.

State Democrats looking for agency to ‘determine whether any criminal conduct occurred.’

Firm’s contract with Michigan State would divide loyalties, U says.

The schools are among 349 across the country recognized for academic achievement.

At the law school, neurolawyer Francis Shen studies the legal implications of emerging brain science.

Trade group predicts consumers' confidence will shut out jitters over trade war, geopolitics.

Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins views the team’s recent losses as a combination of factors rather than one thing to pinpoint them on.

TPC in Blaine has been relatively easy for senior players. A remade challenge will await PGA contenders next summer.

Speaking at an event hosted by The Atlantic magazine, Trump ally Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., said he "didn't particularly like" the president's remarks, adding, "I would tell him, knock it off. You're not helping."

Vikings head coach Mike Zimmer spoke with media about the upcoming game against Philadelphia and the obvious importance of a win. He made it a point to say the predictors are getting too excited too early about a failed season, highlighting the past three seasons and how Minnesota’s record started out poorly but ended well.

Bitten just finished his junior hockey career and will be assigned to AHL Iowa.

Born to Irish immigrant parents in 1838, railroad mogul James J. Hill died one of the richest men of his era. Asked to explain his success, he answered: “Work, hard work, intelligent work, and then more work.” But it was all play and no work at A Great Northern Evening. The gala, held at the James J. Hill Center in downtown St. Paul, honored its founder’s legacy by supporting “the entrepreneurial spirit in the 21st century.”

When the local Film Fatales chapter came together, its members found camaraderie and a collaborative spirit.

White House spokeswoman Sarah Huckabee Sanders is defending President Donald Trump's decision to mock the woman who has claimed she was sexually assaulted by Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.