Feds seek to close rodent-infested Minneapolis food and drug warehouse
Federal officials took the extraordinary step after the owner’s son obtained a wholesaler license under a similar business name.
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Buckeye mother assaulted in home invasion was set up by fiancé, police say
A mother fighting off an intruder near Southern Avenue and Miller Road led Buckeye Police to uncover an alleged online conspiracy between her fiancé and the suspect....
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Schaefer scores his 2nd goal of the game in OT to lift Islanders past Wild, 4-3
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Matthew Schaefer scored his second goal of the game on a wrist shot at 33 seconds of overtime to give the New York Islanders a 4-3 victory over the Minnesota Wild on Thursday night. Schaefer beat goalie Jesper Wallstedt from the right circle on a break. Sch...
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Wild fall to Islanders in OT, but late Matt Boldy goal rescues point
The Wild lost after returning from a long road trip, but all eyes around the NHL are on Dylan Larkin as he awaits a trade from the Detroit Red Wings.
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Apple Valley family devastated by missing heirloom jewelry after mother's death
The family of an Apple Valley woman says the heirloom jewelry she wore every day disappeared after her death at a Burnsville hospital.
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JD Vance cancels Minnesota visit to discuss fraud, officials say
Vice President JD Vance will no longer be traveling to St. Cloud for a fraud announcement, according to officials.
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JD Vance cancels Friday trip to St. Cloud
The last-minute cancellation was confirmed by the U.S. Attorney’s Office.
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Measles case count hits 80 in Minnesota, the highest since 1990
Public health officials warn that even more cases of the highly infectious disease are likely because fewer parents are getting their children vaccinated against measles....