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Forecasters rated a deadly tornado that struck farmland in western Minnesota as a category EF4, with a peak wind conservatively estimated at 170 mph. -
Stress making you scream? Macalester professor hosts weekly "release" session at Powderhorn Park.
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Minnesota House Republicans are pushing a proposal that will allow local school districts to decide if — and how — they should reopen for classes this fall in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Wisconsin reported 845 newly confirmed COVID-19 cases, breaking the record high set just the day before.
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Attorney: Minneapolis police officers rattled by public unrest after the killing of George Floyd have filed for mental and physical disability claims at unprecedented levels.
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Amazon has told employees to delete the popular video app TikTok from phones on which they use Amazon e-mail, citing security risks from the China-owned app.
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Amid widespread international criticism, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan formally reconverted Istanbul's sixth-century Hagia Sophia into a mosque and declared it open for Muslim worship.
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U.S. bets on small, untested company to deliver coronavirus vaccine.
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A newly discovered comet is streaking past Earth, providing a stunning nighttime show. -
Duluth considers selling historic Tiffany windows to help address $25 million budget gap.
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Minnesota reported another 609 COVID-19 cases, continuing an upward trend that began about three weeks ago.
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Bloomington will require masks in city buildings, encourage mask wearing elsewhere in the city. -
St. Paul woman looks to launch the only Black-owned bookstore in Minnesota.
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Police arrest nine people in alleged assault of Bloomington IHOP employee over unpaid bill.
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President Donald Trump told reporters that he is “looking at” pardoning former aide and longtime confidant Roger Stone ahead of his prison term.
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The Wisconsin Supreme Court overturned three of four partial budget vetoes issued by Democratic Gov. Tony Evers, bucking decades of court precedent.
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A federal judge rejected a request from the operator of the Dakota Access Pipeline to halt an order to shut down the oil pipeline during a lengthy environmental review.
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The U.S. Roman Catholic Church used an exemption from federal rules to amass at least $1.4B in taxpayer-backed coronavirus aid. Millions went to dioceses that paid huge settlements or sought bankruptcy protection because of clergy sexual abuse cover-ups.
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Twin Cities hip-hop vet Maria Isa remembers her friend George Floyd and preaches "Amor Universal" on her new EP with YMMI.
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Minnesota is the only state still restricting beer sales at grocery and convenience stores to those with 3.2 percent alcohol. Curious Minnesota looks at why. -
What you need to know about MSP and flying as some people return to the air.
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Landslides triggered by heavy monsoon rain killed at least 10 people and left 30 others missing in Nepal, officials said.
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Hong Kong's government said it is suspending schools following 42 new coronavirus cases.
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The U.S. Catholic Church used an unprecedented exemption to amass at least $1.4 billion in taxpayer-backed coronavirus aid, an analysis of federal data found.
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Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris will be rebuilt just the way it stood before last year's devastating fire.
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Minneapolis’s streak of violence continued Thursday into this morning with one person killed and eight injured in shootings across the city, officials said.
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Wearing masks and plastic gloves, Singaporeans began voting in a general election that is expected to return Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong's long-governing party to power. -
The powerful sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said she doesn't expect her brother to meet President Donald Trump this year,
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New Mexico authorities will halt indoor restaurant service, close state parks to nonresidents and suspend autumn contact sports at schools in response to surging coronavirus infections there and in the region.
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UPDATE: It was another night with shootings in Minneapolis. According to scanner reports, at least three people were injured by gunfire in the 1600 block of N. Washington Avenue and at Cedar Avenue and E. 24th Street.
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The Twins' intrasquad scrimmage on Thursday night made for a strange day at the ballpark, Jim Souhan writes.
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A multinational meat producer said it will donate $3.5 million to the Minnesota cities of Worthington, Pipestone and Cold Spring, communities where it has operations.
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The ongoing closure of the U.S.-Canada border means nearly all traffic to Northwest Angle resorts and family cabins is by boat. Tony Kennedy takes a look at the journey.
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Authorities have identified a 48-year-old New Brighton man who died last weekend days after being struck by a car in Arden Hills.
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The developer renovating the former Ecolab University Center in downtown St. Paul said it received the permits needed from the city to finish converting its first set of offices into apartments.
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A man who died after being shot late Tuesday as he and another man sat in a vehicle in Minneapolis' Jordan neighborhood has been identified as a 24-year-old.
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A San Francisco Bay Area doctor who was on an off-roading trip with his 15-year-old son was shot and killed after he stopped for directions, his son and other relatives said.
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Twin Cities hip-hop trailblazer Maria Isa's new EP “Amor Universal” is discernibly upbeat and built around the theme of loving ourselves and one another.
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A Muslim woman filed a discrimination complaint against Target Corp. after she said a Starbucks barista at the Midway Target store in St. Paul wrote "ISIS" on her cup instead of her name.
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Latin America and the Caribbean have become "a hot spot" for the COVID-19 pandemic, U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said.
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Can bars and COVID-19 coexist? What happens in Mankato over the next few weeks might just answer that question, plus preview the size and scope of the next wave of the coronavirus.
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After several months of construction and detours, a new roundabout opens Friday night to alleviate congestion at the intersection of Hwy. 13 and County Road 21 in downtown Prior Lake.
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The Stilwater area's new St. Croix River Crossing Loop Trail was bound to be popular at any time. But in this year of quarantines and canceled sports leagues, it's packed with cyclists and joggers.