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.
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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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Live: Quinn Hughes goal has Wild deadlocked with Islanders after two periods
The Wild are back 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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St. Paul shooting suspect in custody, no injuries, shelter-in-place lifted
The St. Paul Police Department says an incident involving a suspect barricaded inside a residence with a firearm was resolved Thursday night, and a shelter-in-place order has been lifted....
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What Minnesota's early voting surge does and doesn't mean yet
Minnesota is seeing a sharp rise in early voting, and the trend may give clues as to the final vote, but it’s not at all definitive.
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Report ranks the top 10 most and least reliable airports in the US
As the U.S. approaches the busiest travel season of the year, a new report has ranked airports across the country in terms of their reliability.
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Man arrested after firing gun on Ross Avenue in St. Paul; shelter-in-place lifted
St. Paul authorities asked residents in the 1000 block of Ross Avenue to shelter in place due to a police incident that has since been resolved on Thursday. According to St. Paul police, officers were called to the 1000 block of Ross Avenue East at 4:47 p.m. for reports of a shoo...
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Two hearts, one kidney, 491 Days: Finn Olson’s long road home
After two heart transplants, kidney failure and nearly 500 days of split-family routines, the Olson’s completed one final major step at Mayo Clinic this month — a mother and son kidney surgery on the same day....
