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Cass County authorities are seeking help in finding two girls who walked away from a home in Sylvan Township, near Pillager, Minn.
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Soak up the sunshine on these five Twin Cities restaurant patios.
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A 15-year-old surfer died when he was mauled by a shark, the second fatal attack in a week in Australia and at least the fifth this year.
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Dozens of U.S. Marines at two bases on the southern Japanese island of Okinawa have been infected with the coronavirus in what is feared to be a massive outbreak.
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Beloved Michigan sports and entertainment venue the Palace of Auburn Hills was turned to rubble to make way for a new mixed-use development project.
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The Justice Department filed an emergency motion with a federal appeals court seeking to move forward with the first federal execution in nearly two decades.
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Authorities executed a search warrant at the St. Louis mansion of a couple whose armed defense of their home during a recent protest drew widespread attention.
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Read the complaint letters filed in the Beltrami County Jail death of Hardel Sherrell. Corrections Commissioner Paul Schnell is calling for a criminal investigation.
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How Bremer Bank churned out $1.5 billion in Paycheck Protection Program loans.
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Brooklyn Beckham, son of retired soccer superstar David Beckham and fashion designer Victoria Beckham, and American actress Nicola Peltz are engaged.
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Corrections Commissioner Paul Schnell is calling for a criminal investigation into the 2018 death of a Beltrami County jail inmate.
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The Minnesota Department of Health reported a net increase of 804 new coronavirus cases, one of the largest in Minnesota since May.
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The coronavirus pandemic has taken away another summertime tradition: There will be no free Slurpees at 7-Elevens today, July 11.
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Which pandemic pastimes have staying power? Our guide to the most interesting, fun and productive ways we've been spending our time.
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In the "Land of 10,000 Choirs," coronavirus concerns have Minnesotans singing the blues.
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What you need to know about MSP and flying as people return to the air.
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Caught in a terrifying storm, nine Boundary Waters campers from St. Paul are thankful to be alive.
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Meet the shop dogs of Minneapolis, from Monty the miniature schnauzer to Ruby, the chocolate Lab.
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The CEO of food company Goya is facing a boycott over his praise for President Donald Trump.
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From salons to dance studios, Minnesota businesses are making customers sign waivers.
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President Donald Trump has commuted the sentence of his longtime political confidant Roger Stone.
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Good morning! Expect some sun early in the day with a high of 83 in the metro area, and a chance of rain later on.
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The federal government has denied Gov. Tim Walz's request for aid to help rebuild and repair Twin Cities structures damaged in the unrest following George Floyd's death.
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President Trump undercuts health experts — again — in debating about how to go ahead with schools.
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An updated list of buildings damaged and destroyed in Minneapolis and St. Paul in the rioting following George Floyd's killing.
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Caught in a severe storm, a group of Boundary Waters campers is thankful to be alive.
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In this heated political moment, the food maker Goya is the latest company to get stung.
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St. Paul Mayor Carter hired a political director, adding the six-figure position at a time when the city is facing a multimillion-dollar budget shortfall.
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Pleading for an end to the gun violence ravaging their city, marchers walked through the heart of north Minneapolis on Friday, calling on people to put their "guns down" and "love up."
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Minnesota hospitals are reporting better-than-expected survival rates but worse-than-expected complications — even after patients have technically recovered.
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Bloomington will require masks in city buildings — and encourage them elsewhere in the city.
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The Minneapolis Park Board overestimated the homeless population in Powderhorn Park, which is at more than 200 people.
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Minnesota's corrections commissioner is calling for a criminal investigation into the 2018 death of a 27-year-old Beltrami County jail inmate after two letters concerning his treatment by jail staff recently surfaced.
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1,500 shut down I-35W in Minneapolis for more than an hour to protest Ethiopia's treatment of Oromo.
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President Donald Trump commuted the sentence of his longtime political confidant Roger Stone on Friday, just days before he was to report to prison.
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The Minnesota Wild will open its postseason vs. Vancouver on Sunday, Aug. 2, in Edmonton.
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A mentally ill Plymouth man is charged with beating his grandmother to death and seriously injuring his mother and sister.
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Dionne Sims has never been helped by a Black bookseller. Now she aims to launch the only Black-owned bookstore in Minnesota.
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Amazon appears to backtrack, saying its email to employees banning TikTok on their phones was a mistake.
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Texas, the state that embarked on one of America's fastest reopenings, is in retreat, with new records for COVID-19-related deaths and hospitalizations set almost daily.
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Meet Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota's first gender services consultant — who will answer questions, connect people to benefits and contribute to the insurer's broader Gender Care and Services initiative.
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A 16-story glass tower on Wabasha, a former Ecolab training building, is downtown St. Paul's latest apartment conversion.
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Actor Armie Hammer and wife Elizabeth Chambers are splitting up after 10 years of marriage and 13 years together.
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection is using extraordinary power available during the pandemic to expel Mexicans and many Central Americans immediately to Mexico and waive immigration laws that include rights to seek asylum.