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A Minneapolis man registered for life as a predatory sex offender has been charged for a third time with rape. -
Minnetonka-based Cargill's profit falls 20 percent in a swirl of changing food, trade and energy trends.
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Chris Riemenschneider writes about the new format for Love 105 radio station, describing it as "grandma's makeout playlist."
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Have you been following the Denied Justice podcast? Episode up this morning is on why some rapists in Minnesota get little or no prison time. -
10-year-old angry about Kirk Cousins' game vs. Bears blames Sleep Number.
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Wild opens four-game road trip with rare 1 p.m. matinee in Toronto.
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Apple's stock falls more than 9 percent as trading opens, after the tech giant cut its revenue forecast.
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Police say man found dead in Menomonie, Wis., home was killed by housemate.
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North Korea's top diplomat in Italy and his wife have gone into hiding, raising the possibility of a rare defection of a senior North Korean official.
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A golf course lodge in Wadena County in northern Minnesota was destroyed by fire.
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Minneapolis Armory gains spot in rotation for Premier Boxing Champions events.
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Saudi prosecutors will seek the death penalty for at least five people in the slaying of Jamal Khashoggi, state-run media reports.
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Hitmaker Nick Lowe's aim is true in a solo show at the Dakota, crooning songs associated with Elvis Costello and Dionne Warwick as well as his own standards-worthy ballads.
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Canada and Sweden tumbled out of the world junior hockey title chase in stunning quarterfinal collapses, while the United States advanced to the semifinals.
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Even with Apple's disappointing sales report, Asian markets were mixed on Thursday, one day after tumbling more than 1 percent to open 2019 trading.
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Midwest manufacturing picked up the pace in December after three months of slowing but continued to experience setbacks in trade.
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As the Big Ten season gets ready to resume, the Gophers men's basketball team will rely the know-how of five players from turnaround season.
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Even before they are sworn in Thursday, the 100 newly elected U.S. House members are promising to be one of the most independent — and difficult to control — freshman classes in years.
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President Donald Trump had a lot to share when he convened a rambling Cabinet meeting on Day 12 of the government shutdown.
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Shorthanded Wolves struggle with the Celtics again, this time losing in Boston 115-102.
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A group of Minnesota cities is suing several large chemical refiners over the contamination of hundreds of stormwater ponds caused by a black sealant sprayed on parking lots, driveways and playgrounds.
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Brooklyn Center welcomes new Mayor Mike Elliott, who came to the city at age 11 as an immigrant from Liberia.
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Minnesota’s campaign finance board wants legislators to require political groups to name the donors who pay for issue ads that stop short of urging support or opposition of a specific candidate.
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An annual New Year’s Day party in White Bear Township ended in tragedy when a man with three firearms fatally shot his younger brother, who is shown, and then himself for the township’s first homicide in recent memory.
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Accounts describing episodes of sexual harassment, demeaning treatment and a pay disparity in Sen. Bernie Sanders' 2016 presidential campaign have been circulating and raising questions about any 2020 effort.
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Russian imperial stout is just the thing for January: It’s a beer as black as the seemingly endless night.
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The Wolves and Celtics are both shorthanded for tonight's matchup on ESPN. Follow along with the action from Boston here.
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After nearly three years of usage that included a Super Bowl, monster truck rallies and multiple megaconcerts, U.S. Bank Stadium’s turf is kaput.
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Gophers men's basketball coach Richard Pitino doesn't love split-up Big Ten schedule, Sid Hartman writes.
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Move over, '90s fashions: When it comes to clothing and accessories, "vintage" now means items from early 2000s.
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Daryl Dragon, the cap-wearing "Captain" of "The Captain and Tennille" who teamed with then-wife Toni Tennille on "Love Will Keep Us Together" and "Muskrat Love," has died at 76.
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Oat milk. Azerbaijan cuisine. Watercress. Food and drink forecasters predict what dining-out trends will be occupying the nation's appetites in 2019.
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Goalie Devan Dubnyk will be the Minnesota Wild’s representative at the NHL All-Star Game in San Jose.
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No one budged over the partial government shutdown at President Donald Trump's White House meeting with congressional leaders.
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Apple warns that disappointing iPhone sales will cause a significant drop in its revenue over the crucial holiday season compared with earlier projections.
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After falling 6,500 soldiers short of its recruiting goal nationwide in 2018, the Army is trying a new strategy that might seem almost as unlikely: a big push in 22 left-leaning cities.
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Bob Einstein, actor best known for his character Super Dave Osborne and his role on "Curb Your Enthusiasm," has died. He was 76. -
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Drinking fountains at Cleveland's airport are being tested after six passengers on a Frontier Airlines flight became sick.
