Justice Department sues Minnesota over firearm purchase waiting period
The lawsuit, which also named the cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul as defendants, is the latest in a number of legal actions by the Justice Department against Minnesota.
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Clouds and more rain chances ahead – Chris
Good Thursday night! Clouds will be pretty stubborn as we head into the final weekend of September, with several rain chances showing up over the next week. Friday looks mainly dry but cloudy, with temperatures right around seasonable levels. Highs should reach near 70 degrees, w...
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Dassel's Mushroom Building brings people together, from oil mushroom to community landmark
The Mushroom Building in Dassel is hard to miss. It has been a community fixture since 1931, when it first opened as a White Eagle oil station — complete with large white eagles sitting on top of each pump....
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So Minnesota: Mary Tyler Moore House now available for events and rentals
You can now stay the night in one of the most popular homes in the state, widely known for its role on television. The house on Kenwood Parkway in Minneapolis will forever be known as the Mary Tyler Moore House. Moore never actually lived in the house; however, it was used for ex...
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Mayville State QB Matthew Donovan fights to recover from brain bleed: ‘Just tough as nails’
Matthew Donovan, a quarterback for Mayville State University in North Dakota and a former standout at Kasson-Mantorville High School in Minnesota, remains in a medically induced coma at a Fargo hospital after suffering a severe brain injury during a game over the weekend....
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St. Paul police chief seeks full report on harassment investigation, calls summary a 'whitewash'
St. Paul Police Chief Axel Henry wants a copy of the full report detailing the city’s investigation into the sexual harassment and retaliation claims he made against Mayor Kaohly Her earlier this year....
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Lynx flex their top-seed muscle without Miles, push Clark and the Fever to 6th for the WNBA playoffs
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Kayla McBride scored 22 points on 6-for-10 shooting from 3-point range as the top-seeded Minnesota Lynx closed the regular season by cruising to an 86-66 victory Thursday night that pushed the Indiana Fever into sixth place entering the WNBA playoffs. Natasha H...
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Lynx ‘put an exclamation point’ on regular season vs. Fever, enter WNBA playoffs on a high note
After losing four of their past five games, the Lynx led by as many as 36 points against Indiana on their way to an 86-66 win. Minnesota opens the WNBA playoffs Sunday against the Liberty....
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Woman kidnapped by masked man in Roseville; police seek public’s help
Police are asking the public for help finding more information.
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Michigan nurse accused of breaking bones and bruising premature infant at children's hospital
A nurse is accused of beating a prematurely born 4-month-old baby girl at a Michigan hospital, leaving the infant with broken bones and bruises, including injuries to her tongue, according to reports....
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Daycare provider accused of hitting 3-year-old, blamed it on birth control
A Morrison County daycare provider is facing charges after she allegedly abused a child, and later blamed it on birth control.