Allina Health System

Allina fires 32 who accessed mass overdose victims' medical records

Allina says the fired employees shouldn't have been snooping around the medical records of overdose victims.​Your medical records are supposed to be private, but that evidently didn't stop 32 Allina Hospitals employees from prying into the business of patients associated with March's mass over ... More >>

More bad news: Allina plans to cut up to 350 jobs

Web Exclusive: University of St. Thomas law school bans public service at Planned Parenthood

The controversy is just the latest political dust-up at the embattled Catholic university

Wave of Mutilation

A local lawyer fights to save babies from circumcision

Code Green

Hospitals fight union on health care costs

Pay Now, Pay Later

Lake Street businesses struggle with a new round of city assessments

United He Stands

In the past seven years the Minnesota attorney general's office has earned a rep as one of the country's toughest HMO watchdogs. So does it matter that Matt Entenza, the DFL's heir apparent to the job, is married to one of the most powerful executives in

Bus barn blight

Extreme Makeover: Lake Street

Hennepin County and Minneapolis are spending millions to rebuild south Minneapolis's main east-west thoroughfare in a new image. But whose vision is it?

There Goes the Neighborhood

Allina signs on to the Sears complex; McManus takes oath

Rx: Don't Get Sick

Local hospital workers can't afford health care either

Learn Public Relations

Earn $150 to $450 an hour!

Smoke and Mirrors

Two years after picking billions of dollars out of Big Tobacco's pocket, state officials are still having trouble polishing their next trick: Figuring out how to spend it

Shell Game

The old Sears complex isn't filling up with new tenants, but there's more than enough rancor to go around

Team Colors

Lynx officials say they want all their fans to feel welcome. Then why are the Target Center crowds so pale?

Doctor Who?

In many Twin Cities clinics, continuity of prenatal care is a thing of the past.

End Note