Car-free Minnesotans ponder life after Hourcar
The car-sharing service may be dead, but the dream of living in the Twin Cities without a car lives on.
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The Tunnel of Terror in a St. Paul cave closed in 2004. Its allure endured.
Abandoned horror sets have helped turn the former St. Paul Halloween attraction in an old Ford sand mine into a destination for urban explorers, despite deadly risks....
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I want to give more candy to kids with cuter costumes. Should I?
Don’t be a Scrooge on Halloween, our new Minnesota Manners columnist says.
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Reusse: Twins fans might owe Bud Selig thanks as Brewers return to World Series
The former MLB commissioner reflects on Milwaukee baseball, his friendship with Bob Uecker and why the Twins’ contraction scare might deserve credit for Minnesota’s stadium boom....
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Minnesota clergy take their mission to the polls
Hundreds of poll chaplains will be at election sites around the state on Nov. 3.
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New owner of former Sears site in St. Paul has a new plan
The Rondo Community Land Trust wants to break up the “superblock” near the State Capitol.
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Opinion | The case for Amy Klobuchar
A senator since 2007, Klobuchar sweats the details, visits all 87 counties every year and responds to her constituents.
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Frelick, Pratt lift Brewers to 5-4 comeback win over Rays and 2-0 World Series lead
MILWAUKEE (AP) — Four-run deficits don’t discourage the Milwaukee Brewers this October, not with those orange Life Savers. Sal Frelick and Cooper Pratt, two of the under-the-radar Brewers manager Pat Murphy thinks of with his nickname for less-appreciated candy, combined for a sw...
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Bernie Sanders returns to Minnesota to stump for Flanagan and Ellison
Calling Donald Trump the most dangerous president in the history of the United States, the senator urged voters to end Republican control of Congress.
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1 killed in St. Paul shooting on 6th Street East, no arrests
One person has died after a shooting in St. Paul Saturday night.
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St. Paul Police are investigating a shooting where 1 person has died
The St. Paul Police Department said it is investigating a shooting that has killed one person. Police said reports were made at 6:45 p.m. in the 700th block of 6th Street East, where a caller said multiple shots had been fired. When officers arrived, they found a man with a gunsh...