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Obituary: Steve Griak, Minneapolis advertising great, dies at 85

For decades, every young creative hotshot in the Minneapolis advertising world wanted Steve Griak to shoot their commercials.It wasn’t just... Updated 9:34 PM

Menino, Boston's longest-serving mayor, dies at 71

Thomas Menino, whose folksy manner and verbal gaffes belied his shrewd political tactics to govern as Boston's longest-serving mayor and one of its most beloved, died Thursday. He was 71. Updated 2:10 PM

Harold Gary Morse, developer of The Villages, dies

Harold Gary Morse, the developer of one of the world's largest retirement communities and one of the biggest Republican donors in Florida, has died. He was 77. Updated 11:50 AM

Obituary: Librarian, storyteller Jerry Blue brought words to life

Jerry Blue used to tell a story called “The Jealous Farmer” about a man who envied his neighbor’s prize mule.Out... Full storyFull story Updated 6:27 PM

Obituary: U regent, Cargill executive David M. Larson had passion for business, education

David Larson was passionate about business and education, and a successful leader in both fields.He spent his entire career at... Full storyFull story Updated Oct. 28, 2014

'House of Cards' actress Norment dies

Actress Elizabeth Norment, who portrayed the secretary to Kevin Spacey's hard-driving politico Frank Underwood in the Netflix series "House of Cards," has died. She was 61 years old. Full storyFull story

Updated Oct. 29, 2014

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Maine nurse defies Ebola quarantine with bike ride

Practically daring Maine health authorities to go to court to have her confined, nurse Kaci Hickox went out on a bike ride Thursday in defiance of the state's voluntary quarantine for medical workers who have treated Ebola patients. Full storyFull story Updated 1:05 PM