Minneapolis police launch body camera pilot program by Parker Lemke Published November 10, 2014 Officers are testing the portable cameras for department-wide adoption late next year .
Chemical discovery could ease Parkinson’s disease patients by Kelsey Christensen Published November 10, 2014 University researchers will soon test a newly discovered compound that may block the disease’s main contributor.
Colleges tackle climate change by Molly Michaletz Published November 10, 2014 Experts say institutions like the University of Minnesota can influence communities to address the global issue.
Genetics of blind cave fish lays ground for treating eye disease by Haley Madderom Published November 10, 2014 University researchers led a collaborative effort between 10 universities.
U files patent infringement suits by Anne Millerbernd Published November 6, 2014 The University claims that four top phone companies are illegally using technology developed in part by a University researcher.
Van Cleve Park may get $300K for fix-ups by Jessie Bakker Published November 6, 2014 The Minneapolis Park Board superintendent’s budget asks for $72.5M and a tax increase.
New name, leader for Dinky biz group by Anne Millerbernd Published November 6, 2014 Blarney Pub and Grill owner Mike Mulrooney will serve a two-year term as the Dinkytown Business Alliance's president.
Health, privacy: A tricky balance by Parker Lemke Published November 6, 2014 Researchers are grappling with the ethical consequences of increasingly expansive genomic sequencing.
Left in the dark, SE Como neighbors seek improved streetlight by Barry Lytton Published November 6, 2014 A property tax hike and additions to existing utility light poles are among the proposed solutions.
Crawling for charity by Jackie Renzetti Published November 6, 2014 The Twin Cities Donut Crawl sold roughly 1,000 tickets and will donate $3,000 to charity.
