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MN weather: Mild Sunday ahead of warmer start to the week
Minnesota is in for a mild and mostly sunny end to the weekend, with even warmer temperatures expected to start the workweek.
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Molly says sunshine remains dominant for your Sunday
Our mild and dry conditions continue as we finish out the weekend and head back to work, thanks to our Next WeatherMaker, high pressure, holding strong across the Upper Midwest. Expect a bit more cloud cover and warmer temperatures by Monday afternoon. A pair of weak cold fronts ...
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What Stephen Miller’s rise in the White House means for Minnesota
President Donald Trump’s incoming chief of staff has repeatedly attacked the state’s Somali community and pressed federal officials to investigate.
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Why did the U.S. Navy once build warships in Savage, Minn.?
Port Cargill on the Minnesota River was a WWII shipbuilding hub. Many of the wartime workers were women.
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How do I teach my young son to respect women in a ‘Cornell 7′ world?
Our new Ask Adri advice columnist says don’t let bad behavior, like touching his sister’s butt, slide.
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Anderson: Amid autumn’s changes, the allure of Minnesota deer camps remains constant
Having land to hunt brings families and friends together, never more so than around an evening campfire.
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Vikings have trade deadline decisions to make beyond QB. Four positions to watch.
Vikings GM Nolan Teasley could swing big for Jonathan Taylor or Budda Baker, but he also has more modest options ahead of Tuesday’s trade deadline.
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New camper cabins are coming to one of Minnesota’s most-visited state parks
Split Rock Lighthouse State Park plans to open four new units in 2027, adding to a campground that opened in 2022.
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P.J. Fleck’s Gophers have three games to define their season. Here’s what to expect.
After back-to-back Big Ten losses, Minnesota faces Penn State, Northwestern and Wisconsin to close the regular season. Can the Gophers finish strong?
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Wild, undone by penalties, blow two-goal lead and fall to Lightning in OT
The Wild scored twice in the first three minutes but gave up three power-play goals, including Nikita Kucherov’s winner in overtime.