The Stream Live
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Florence expected to become hurricane and head to southeast U.S. by later in the week.
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Ahead of the Vikings' opener, coach Mike Zimmer opens up about the unfinished business this year after last season's painful playoff loss to the Eagles.
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Two motorcyclists from Minnesota crashed in western Wisconsin, killing one and sending the other to a hospital with serious injuries.
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A conservation group says it found the bodies of 87 elephants and claims that poaching for tusks is going on in Botswana, which had been called "Africa's last Eden."
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Poignant letters from a homesick St. Peter girl detail life in a Minnesota TB sanatorium almost 75 years ago.
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Countries are slashing their greenhouse-gas emissions by "outsourcing" pollution via importing steel and cement.
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Update: At least five people were hurt, one of them seriously, when an SUV slammed into a Holiday station in Edina.
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Ramsey County Attorney John Choi will hire an immigration lawyer to serve on his staff and help the office navigate deportation and other issues.
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Canada's legalizing recreational marijuana in October. In November, North Dakota voters will decide whether to follow suit. So, Jennifer Brooks ask, what happens in Minnesota when pot's legal next door?
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After leading for much of the game, the Gophers rallied from behind to score a late touchdown and then Antoine Winfield Jr. picked off a Fresno State pass in the end zone to wrap up a 21-14 win.
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Minnesota’s largest food bank, Second Harvest Heartland, has moved into a new warehouse with space to store and distribute millions more pounds of fresh foods, helping it ramp up its food rescue mission.
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Minnesota’s federal re-entry court helping offenders returning to society is yielding a dramatic drop in recidivism and bringing in mentors from the community.
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After a dip in public appearances when his run for Minnesota attorney general was rocked by an allegation of domestic abuse from an ex-girlfriend, U.S. Rep. Keith Ellison has resumed a busy campaign schedule.
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Heading into the ninth inning without having a runner reach base, the Twins got a walk, hit and run to avoid making history, but they still lost to Kansas City 4-1.
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Big-box retailers are fighting property tax bills on their megastores across Minnesota, winning reductions that could shift more of the tax burden to homeowners and renters.
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Kansas City Royals pitcher Jorge Lopez is heading to the ninth inning against the Twins with a perfect game going. Will he make history? Follow along here.
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A series of traffic signals have disappeared in recent years from small Minnesota towns, casualties of low volumes of vehicles, modern state standards and aging infrastructure expensive to replace.
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The city of Minneapolis wants you to stop driving to the grocery store and for other routine errands that planners are contributing in a big way to Minneapolis’ struggle to reduce its environmental footprint.
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Already hurting from the U.S.-China trade war, Minnesota farmers are fearing more market danger in 2019 and reluctantly preparing for a distasteful step: turning to the U.S. government for help.
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Over 46 years, Guthrie Theater's retiring "Prop God" Linus Vlatkovich has made everything from sofas to a Rolls-Royce.
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Sepak takraw – "kick volleyball" – courts open in St. Paul with gravity-defying moves and ceremony.
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Three plays into the game against Fresno State, the Gophers suffered a big blow when senior running back Rodney Smith injured his left knee and needed help to leave the field. Minnesota has a 7-0 lead.
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With fewer than 60 days to go, a key question has emerged in the U.S. Senate race between Democratic incumbent Tina Smith and GOP state Sen. Karin Housley: Will national Republican money come in?
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By the light of day, police continued combing for clues in three homicide investigations after a deadly Friday in Minneapolis and St. Paul.
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The Gophers will kick off at 6:40 p.m. against Fresno State, who will be a much stiffer test than opening opponents New Mexico State. Follow the action on the field and the reaction off it via our Live Blog.
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The Twins are looking to pick up where they left off last night against Kansas City. Keep track here of what's going on during this busy Saturday night, like ...
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Can a new owner save Pipestone's Historic Calumet Inn, almost condemned by the city due to a crumbling facade?
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Former Walker Art Center director Olga Viso has officially joined Arizona State University’s team as a senior adviser to the dean of the Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts.
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The Dallas man killed by a police officer who thought his apartment was hers is called "a great Christian example." City officials call it a "very serious situation."
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The U.S. East Coast could be hit with a powerful hurricane next week as Tropical Storm Florence continues to strengthen as it moves toward the mainland, forecasters said.
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A woman was arrested in the stabbing death of a 52-year-old man in Faribault, Minn., police say.
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Naomi Osaka wins the U.S. Open women's title after Serena Williams had a whole game taken away, leading to a confrontation with the umpire.
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The Trump administration held secret meetings with rebellious military officers from Venezuela over the last year to discuss their plans to overthrow President Nicolás Maduro, according to U.S. officials and a former Venezuelan military commander.
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The White Earth Nation recently canceled a controversial plan for a casino, hotel and event center in rural Otter Tail County and instead invest in its existing ones.
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Bill Daily, comic sidekick on TV's "I Dream of Jeannie" and "The Bob Newhart Show," has died at 91.
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President Trump tweeted his "Total Endorsement" of Dave Hughes, the Minnesota Republican challenging Democratic Rep. Collin Peterson.
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Former President Barack Obama is in California today campaigning for congressional candidates in Orange County.
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A Wisconsin company is offering bulletproof inserts for students' backpacks, but school officials aren't sure they're an answer.
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Pope Francis told newly ordained bishops to fight abuse and the culture behind it.
