The Minnesota Attorney General's office has cleared Minnesota Public Radio of any wrongdoing after a nearly two-year investigation. The office released a report today reviewing executive compensation and the relationship between the not-for profit Minnesota Public Radio, and its for-profit sister companies. The agency requested that MPR to take steps to address certain concerns, and company officials say they are complying with those requests. Minnesota Public Radio's Bill Catlin has more.
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