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Minnesota candy store owner charged over liquor-filled candy
Minnesota’s Largest Candy Store owner was charged after the business sold liquor-filled candies without a license, according to court records. Robert Wagner, 66, was charged with a gross misdemeanor for selling alcoholic beverages without a license or permit, according to a crimi...
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DFL chair: How our strategy won Minnesota
It was more than just harnessing voters’ frustrations with Donald Trump.
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ICE shootings continue as Renee Good, Alex Pretti investigations stall
“THIN I.C.E." – a new FOX 9 documentary series —shows how the Trump Administration’s attempts to justify several shootings during immigration operations quickly fell apart....
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Woman walking in traffic killed in Blaine crash
Authorities are investigating after a pickup truck hit and killed a woman who was walking in traffic in Blaine on Saturday night. According to the Anoka County Sheriff’s Office, Blaine police responded to a report of a person walking in traffic near Lexington Avenue Northeast and...
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Man killed after being hit by truck on Highway 65 in Blaine
A 42-year-old Blaine man was killed Saturday evening when he was struck by a pickup truck on Highway 65, according to the Minnesota State Patrol.
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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.