Dancing in the street: Neighbors celebrate reopening of Nicollet Avenue after nearly 50 years
Residents on foot explored the new section of street during a Reconnecting Nicollet Dance Party ahead of the official Nov. 24 reopening.
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Minnesota lobbyist pleads guilty to sending texts threatening to shoot lawmakers
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Nvidia investigating reports that CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by Chinese intelligence
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Nvidia investigates whether CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by Chinese spy with whom he had an affair
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SC dad accused of leaving sleeping 6-year-old in Pokémon card line at Target
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Minnesota candy store owner charged over liquor-filled candy
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