A statewide student survey begs complex questions about date rape and gender

One Week in an Ice-Fishing Shack in the Middle of the Middle of Nowhere

Greg Brick explores the sewers and caves that lie beneath the Twin Cities. Sometimes what he finds is beautiful. Sometimes it's just gross.

Environmentalists cry foul as legislators argue that a land swap will benefit public education

How far is too far when police target prostitutes?

Earn $150 to $450 an hour!

A charter school that opened with big promises last fall quietly goes belly-up

Leaks and corroded wires threaten the U of M's most treasured archives

The state's HIV task force is supposed to mirror the epidemic's demographics. So why is it filled with straight white women?

For 13 years publisher Bill Lawrence has specialized in tales of graft and greed on the rez. He knows it's a dirty job, but no one else is doing it.

With $450 million at stake in the battle over airport noise, critics say one thing is missing: The public's voice

With the prospect of tough new rules, Minnesotans file for relief like never before

The University of Minnesota calls its new underground library a triumph of design and function. Never mind the mold that feasts on pollution, a multimillion-dollar legal dispute, and those pesky health complaints.

Record profits from political ads have critics crying foul

Elroy Stock writes racist letters and gives big money to little institutions. One recipient, Augsburg College, wanted to cash in without owning up.

Minnesota has a pollution problem. But don't hold your breath waiting for a quick fix.

Armed with new evidence linking power lines and cancer, activists appeal to the courts

A heave from half-court, with a half-million bucks on the line

When Cleotha Howard moved to the suburbs, she imagined a world far away from the street gangs of north Minneapolis. She never dreamed her youngest son would be murdered.