In an interview with Minnesota Public Radio News, Bonnie Bleskachek says she is "100 percent comfortable" with every decision she made as Minneapolis fire chief. The city is settling two discrimination suits against Bleskachek and continuing its investigation into her.
Women comprise the fastest growing segment of the prison population. Researchers and law enforcement officials gather at the University of Minnesota Thursday, aiming to uncover the reasons why.
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Minnesota claimed the top spot in the nation for homeownership in 2005. But information released by the U.S. Census bureau also shows residents are sacrificing more of their incomes to pay housing costs.
The recent killing of a Washington County woman by a former boyfriend is raising questions about how police and the courts handle domestic violence cases. Midmorning's guests say law enforcement needs better tools to assess the risk of violent incidents.
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Thirty-nine years ago, Thurgood Marshall was sworn in as the first African-American on the Supreme Court. But Marshall had already earned a place in history, as the leader of an extraordinary legal campaign against racial segregation in America.
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Minnesota writer David Treuer's latest novel is about a solitary translator who finds love in an unexpected place. While the novel has won praise from the critics, it's Treuer's book of essays that has really stirred up the literary community.
The methodology and exact results of the Mason-Dixon Research poll into attitudes towards the legalization of gay marriage, taken on behalf of Minnesota Public Radio and the St. Paul Pioneer Press.
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A new Minnesota Public Radio/St. Paul Pioneer Press poll shows a majority of Minnesotans are still opposed to legalizing gay marriage, but the opposition appears to be softening.