Anderson: Minnesota’s pheasant opener could be dangerously hot for hunting dogs
Temperatures above 80 degrees are forecast Saturday, raising fears of a repeat of a 2003 hunting opener when scores of dogs died from heat stroke.
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Molly says the heat is on and the wind will be cranking for your Saturday
Near record breaking heat and gusty southerly winds with highs in the upper 80’s are in store the first half your weekend. We stay dry Sunday with a few more clouds in the afternoon and highs in the mid 80’s. By next week we’ll be trending cooler, cloudier and wetter. Hurricane S...
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Isaias weakens but flooding threat persists as hundreds of thousands grapple with power outages
Isaias weakened overnight and was no longer considered a hurricane but flash flooding threats and the potential for tornadoes persisted Saturday as the storm moved inland across Alabama....
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Ramstad: Iowa’s tax gift to Mesabi Metallics resets corporate giveaways
Less than a week after Mesabi said it would build a steel mill there, Iowa legislators gave it a $1.4 billion tax break.
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The prettiest pumpkins are in Chaska, Wyoming, Apple Valley and more
Whether you’re looking for elaborately-carved displays or something more natural, we have five places to get your squash on.
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How Vikings kicker Will Reichard became one of the NFL’s most dangerous weapons
From specialized coaching as a child to mastering leg speed and technique, Reichard has made 31 consecutive field goals. He’s at the forefront of league-wide kicking boom....
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Foiled mall plot puts Minnesota’s lingering terror threat in focus
Federal charges announced this week recalled counterterrorism investigations from more than a decade ago, when a wave of young men were lured to join overseas terrorist groups....
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How a $2 million road in the woods divided two neighbors and the Minnesota Supreme Court
A legal fight to access a landlocked parcel of pristine woodlands in the St. Croix River Valley has kept two families and the Town of May in court for years....
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Ron Schutz brings four decades in court to challenge DFL’s long hold on AG’s office
The first-time Republican candidate is trying to keep Attorney General Keith Ellison from winning a third term and is keeping the president at arm’s length....
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Minnesota elite runner hoping weight training will slow Alzheimer’s
Racing ahead of science, Chanhassen man hopes strength training will help stem a form of the disease that disrupts his visual processing.
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Rash: A Nobel nod to an individual — and institutions backing international law
Honoring Navi Pillay with the Peace Prize is “a signal to the world that these kinds of values matter.”