New Minnesota laws begin on July 1. Here’s what you need to know.
From improving the Grand Casino Arena to creating warnings for social media users, a set of new laws will affect many Minnesotans.
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Kaprizov scores early as Wild defeat Kraken 5-1
SEATTLE (AP) — Kirill Kaprizov scored 26 seconds into the game and the Minnesota Wild defeated the Seattle Kraken 5-1 on Saturday night. Blake Coleman scored twice and Olli Maatta and Joel Eriksson Ek scored 1:27 apart to help the Wild (7-3-2) return to the win column after conse...
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Molly says we’ll be cool, damp and cloudy for your Sunday
Our Next WeatherMaker is the push of much cooler air settling in for the time being behind yesterday’s cold front passage. Cloud cover remains dominant with a few spotty showers. This system leads the way for several opportunities for rainfall throughout Minnesota’s Weather Autho...
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Unsolved Halloween murders: Decades of tragedies that remain open cases
Halloween is traditionally associated with candy and costumes, but for several American families, the holiday marks the anniversary of devastating and unresolved tragedies....
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Saint Paul Winter Carnival: Call for legends
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Hourcar is gone. What’s next for Minnesotans without a car?
The car-sharing service may be dead, but the dream of living in the Twin Cities without a car lives on.
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The Tunnel of Terror in a St. Paul cave closed in 2004. Its allure endured.
Abandoned horror sets have helped turn the former St. Paul Halloween attraction in an old Ford sand mine into a destination for urban explorers, despite deadly risks....
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I want to give more candy to kids with cuter costumes. Should I?
Don’t be a Scrooge on Halloween, our new Minnesota Manners columnist says.
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Reusse: Twins fans might owe Bud Selig thanks as Brewers return to World Series
The former MLB commissioner reflects on Milwaukee baseball, his friendship with Bob Uecker and why the Twins’ contraction scare might deserve credit for Minnesota’s stadium boom....
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This transfer didn’t join the Gophers until August. Now he’s winning them trophies.
Luke Drzewiecki thought his college career was over before an NCAA eligibility ruling brought him to Minnesota. He nailed a 46-yard field goal as time expired to upset No. 15 Iowa and bring home Floyd of Rosedale....
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Minnesota clergy take their mission to the polls
Hundreds of poll chaplains will be at election sites around the state on Nov. 3.
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Owner of St. Paul’s Sears site envisions new homes and parks
The Rondo Community Land Trust wants to break up the “superblock” near the State Capitol.