After a hot week at the Minnesota State Fair, it’s looking like better weather for the last two days. Rain chances are fortunately holding off until over night, and should stay clear during the daytime. Sunday we begin with lows in the upper 60s, still a little humid but a nice breeze to keep the...
government
The unprecedented midyear layoffs would target teachers who work with English learners, whose numbers shrank after the wave of immigration enforcement during Operation Metro Surge....
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Good Tuesday evening! We’re enjoying an unusually warm stretch for late October, but the weekend is where the weather starts to change. Wednesday through Friday stay very mild, with highs in the low to mid-70s. Thursday may be the warmest day of the stretch, with highs near 75 de...
safety
Two police officers in St. Cloud are recovering after two patrol vehicles crashed into one another while responding to an emergency call. The St. Cloud Police Department said both vehicles had been responding to an emergency call around 5:44 p.m. when they collided at the interse...
Local
A study ranked Minneapolis as one of the top ten places to retire in the nation. WalletHub evaluated 182 American cities, grading them on affordability, quality of life, quality of healthcare, and available activities....
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A shooting in Burnsville left one person hurt and prompted a shelter-in-place order Tuesday night.
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The jobs include seasonal, part-time and full-time roles across Amazon’s US operations network.
safety
A shelter-in-place order was issued Tuesday evening in Burnsville for a shooting that injured one person. According to the Burnsville Police Department , the shooting was reported at 7 p.m. in the 1700 block of McAndrews Road West. Details on what led up to the shooting have not ...
safety
A wrong-way driver on a Minnesota highway ended up under arrest after a sergeant swerved to avoid a head-on crash.
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The president awarded the money as he announced a new whistleblower program on federal fraud.
library
Minnesota leaders say a New Jersey-style information-sharing strategy could help slow gang-related shootings spreading across Twin Cities communities.
