The Stream Live
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Tropical Storm Florence is expected to regain hurricane strength, and officials in the Carolinas are advising coastal residents to prepare. -
Cardi B left a New York Fashion Week party last night after witnesses said she lunged at Nicki Minaj.
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Good morning! Another picture-perfect day with lots of sun, moderate temperatures and low humidity. High 73.
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A second deadly shooting tonight in Minneapolis happened outside Cliff N Norm's Bar near Interstate 94, W. Broadway and Washington Avenue N. A man was found dead on sidewalk, while three people were hurt.
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Alexandria's Matthew Carlsen made ESPN's "SportsCenter" with a broken-play-turned-touchdown early in the fourth quarter against Sartell that caught on camera.
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The Twins returned home to take advantage of Kansas City pitching and beat the last-place Royals 10-6.
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Following dire warnings of reef die-off after massive coral bleaching in 2016 and 2017, tourism officials report “substantial signs of recovery” for Australia’s Great Barrier Reef.
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A contestant in the Miss America pageant says President Trump "has caused a lot of division" in the nation.
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The company set up by President Donald Trump's former personal attorney has agreed to rescind Stormy Daniels' hush-money agreement and drop its planned $20 million lawsuit against her.
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Update: The infant girl found wandering barefoot in south Minneapolis has been reunited with her parents, police say.
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Brooklyn Park voters to decide on $26 million in park upgrades, teen center and other projects.
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Jack Ma, the co-founder and executive chairman of Chinese e-commerce behemoth Alibaba Group, is retiring, the New York Times reports.
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High school football upset alert: Lakeville North has beated Eden Prairie 14-0 for the first time.
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Responding to a report of shots fired in the Cedar-Riverside area, Minneapolis police find a man dead in a car behind Hard Times Cafe.
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A California jury found a pipeline company guilty of nine criminal charges for causing a 2015 oil spill that was the state's worst coastal spill in 25 years.
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A committee tasked with figuring out how St. Paul should implement a citywide minimum wage agreed on a $15-an-hour target, but after 14 weeks of study left some of the toughest questions unanswered.
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Campus food shelves in Minnesota fight growing food insecurity as well as the stigma.
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Children with conditions such as autism, attention deficit disorder and learning disabilities are far less likely than others to show up in church on weekends, according to a new study.
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It’s been 17 years since Mychael and Stephanie Wright organized the first Selby Avenue JazzFest on the corner outside their Golden Thyme coffee shop. And a lot has happened since in that area of St. Paul.
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A cruise ship that became disabled off the Massachusetts coast has regained power and is expected to continue on its way to New York, the company that owns it said.
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Miguel Sano is not in the lineup tonight as the Twins take on Kansas City at Target Field, but the team is still hoping he will return this weekend. Follow along with all the action here.
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Minneapolis police are seeking the public’s help in locating the parents of an unidentified toddler around 18 months old found wandering around Nicollet Avenue in south Minneapolis by herself.
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University of Minnesota students applaud Colin Kaepernick's message, Nike's new ad and the Gophers alliance.
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U.S. Rep. Erik Paulsen called on federal officials to reverse the decision to reopen up 234,000 acres of federal forestlands in northern Minnesota to mining companies.
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For the hundreds of people each year who receive free bicycles from Mr. Michael Recycles Bicycles in St. Paul, it feels pretty magical.
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Carver County and Chaska officials have expunged 40 traffic convictions and removed them from court records, saying that the ex-officer who wrote the tickets was likely profiling Latinos.
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A 2006 letter from a top Vatican official confirms that the Holy See received information in 2000 about the sexual misconduct of now-resigned U.S. Cardinal Theodore McCarrick.
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A multiweek effort to remove common carp from the lakes that drain to Lake Minnetonka has kicked off, the latest chapter in the state’s mounting battle to halt the growth in invasive species.
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Breaking news: Former Trump campaign adviser George Papadopoulos sentenced to 14 days in prison for lying to the FBI. -
Members of the touring cast of “Hamilton” are teaming up with Prince protegee Ashley Támar Davis to put on a benefit concert to fight AIDS.
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More celebrity moms are acknowledging the physical toll of childbirth and the difficulties of being a new mom.
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The proposed Bottineau light rail line is jeopardized by a major railroad's objection to handing over its land for the project.
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Federal prosecutors say a Russian hacker accused of the biggest theft yet of consumer data from a U.S. financial institution has been extradited from Georgia to the U.S.
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Students accused of sexual misconduct at public universities have the right to cross-examine accusers at disciplinary hearings, a federal appeals court said in a sweeping decision that will extend to public schools in four states.
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A stretch of a major highway near the California-Oregon border will remain closed through the weekend as crews try to tame a roaring wildfire.
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A year after the Minnesota Children's Museum's $30 million renovation, some new features have been more popular than others. Find out what tweaks are in the works.
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A father and his three children who died after their kayak capsized last week on Lake Superior likely suffered hypothermia.
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Tina Smith calls Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh "serious threat to women's freedom."
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President Trump on Obama's speech: "I watched it, but I fell asleep."
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Police: Dallas officer who fatally shot neighbor in his own apartment to be charged with manslaughter.
