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"Stay at home" orders are actually a relief for some introverts who now don't need excuses for why they don't want to go out — and a struggle for extroverts seeking social connection.
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Fire struck a fourplex in north Minneapolis, forcing more than 30 people, many of them children, from their homes early Thursday morning.
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Will summer music festivals like the Basilica and Moondance parties go on? Twin Cities fans watch and wait. -
A turkey slammed into the windshield and landed in the cab of a semitrailer truck on an Eagan interstate, rattling the driver but leaving the bird hardly ruffled.
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Shut-in television viewers tuned in to the game show "Let's Make a Deal" in record numbers last week.
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A Ramsey County judge and former University of Minnesota attorney has been elevated to state Court of Appeals.
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BREAKING: U.S. unemployment claims hit 6.6 million — another record high — as layoffs accelerate in the face of coronavirus.
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Playwright Terrence McNally and musicians Adam Schlesinger and Ellis Marsalis Jr. are among those who have died from COVID-10.
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More than 95% of people who have died of COVID-19 in Europe have been over 60, World Health Organization figures show.
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Los Angeles mayor urges 4 million residents to wear masks when they're in public, even as state health officials shy away from requiring a coverup.
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Pakistani court overturns the murder conviction of a British Pakistani man found guilty of the kidnapping and murder of Wall Street journalist Daniel Pearl.
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For most of Minnesota, a few showers are possible for much of Thursday into midday Friday, Paul Douglas says. The northwest part of the state will see snow instead. -
Asian stocks were meandering as signs of the coronavirus outbreak exacting a high cost on the global economy.
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The mayor of Los Angeles told everyone in the city to start wearing masks to combat the coronavirus. California's governor isn't ready to take that idea statewide.
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Beyond ideology, race and turnout, a chief reason for Joe Biden’s success has to do with voters opposed to Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont as the Democratic nominee.
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First responders and emergency workers are urging Minnesota lawmakers to ease their ability to obtain workers’ compensation should they contract COVID-19.
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Climate crisis takes the back burner to a global pandemic, but advocates hope the global resolve over the coronavirus is a model for action.
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The Grand Canyon closed indefinitely to visitors, joining other national parks seeking to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
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Twin Cities municipal public works departments are limiting operations to those deemed critical while suspending some seasonal tasks and hires.
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The Holy Grail of rock posters? It's from the Mankato stop of the Winter Dance Party 1959, the fateful tour that took the lives of Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and the Big Bopper.
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Ellis Marsalis, jazz pianist, teacher and patriarch of a New Orleans musical family that includes famed musician sons Wynton and Branford, has died. He was 85.
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After a vandal strikes, a Minneapolis neighborhood rises above viruses and other plagues, Jennifer Brooks writes.
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By the end of the week, the Twins will distribute partial April wages to about 1,400 part-time employees, doling out a significant portion of the $1 million pledge the team made, and now appears certain to exceed by at least $200,000
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University of Minnesota President Joan Gabel will present a new "student fee refund proposal" at a special Board of Regents meeting Friday following a wave of criticism from students.
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As coronavirus hot spots flared around the U.S., the nation's biggest city was the hardest hit of them all. And the worst is yet to come.