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“Love is going to survive this.” How the coronavirus pandemic is reshaping weddings. -
Metal band Great White has apologized for performing at an outdoor North Dakota concert where the crowd didn't wear masks.
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Twin Cities hotel workers and owners are uncomfortable with an uncertain future.
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Hedge fund Chatham Asset Management said it plans to buy newspaper publisher McClatchy out of bankruptcy, ending 163 years of family control. (McClatchy owned the Star Tribune from 1998 to 2007. The paper is now owned by Glen Taylor.)
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NEW: More than 300 adult day centers that provide services for Minnesotans with disabilities and mental illnesses will be allowed to reopen Monday.
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A Republican governor said the GOP needs to be a "bigger tent party" after President Trump leaves office.
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A hot summer is warming up Lake Michigan, which is headed for a record warm water temperature this summer.
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JUST IN: Minnesota reported 715 new coronavirus infections today, and three more people have died of the disease.
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Florida reported the largest single-day increase in positive coronavirus cases in any one state since the beginning of the pandemic: 15,299 people.
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People in England won't be required to wear masks in shops, a British official suggested, after Prime Minister Boris Johnson earlier indicated a tougher line was needed.
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With little more than a month before millions of U.S. schoolchildren go back to class, much is still up in the air.
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Iran blamed the downing of a Ukrainian jetliner in January on a misaligned missile battery and miscommunication.
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Good morning: A beautiful Sunday ahead with lower humidity and temps near normal for July. High 84. Rain in the forecast for Monday night and Tuesday.
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The search to find "Glee" TV show star Naya Rivera in a Southern California lake ended for the night without any results and will resume in the morning, authorities said. -
It's been four long months since one of Minnesota's major pro teams has played. When -- or if -- the Loons take the pitch, more teams will follow, Chip Scoggins hopes.
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The U.S. Navy has welcomed its first Black female Tactical Aircraft pilot, Lt. j.g. Madeline Swegle.
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Minnesota DNR liaison Ray Ruiz makes connections as he fishes downtown hot spots.
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The governor of Japan's Okinawa island demanded a top U.S. military commander take tougher prevention measures and more transparency after being told more than 60 Marines at two bases have been infected with the coronavirus.
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Maybe the NFL plays? For Jim Souhan, the question becomes how many players object.
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A public art installation called Seeds of Change featuring wooden signs with messages of inclusion and racial justice will be dedicated at noon Sunday at the fountain in downtown Edina.
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A fight between the DFL-controlled House and GOP-led Senate has blocked the spending of a $61 million environmental trust fund for the first time since voters created the fund in 1988.
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Former Gophers pitcher Max Meyer has a chance to do something that very few players in the history of baseball have accomplished: Skip the minor leagues and pitch in the majors in his first professional season.
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Minnesotans families have missed out on vacations, graduations and summer camps because of COVID-19. Jennifer Brooks looks at how the farmers market is a sweet summer treat that's still out there.
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As COVID-19 cases continued to ramp up across the state, a University of Minnesota researcher reported progress from a work group studying how much of the virus it takes to become infected.
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As the world watched the civil rights uprising in Minneapolis after George Floyd’s death, some in the city were not surprised that it happened here. They had seen it before, in 1967.
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Kris Ehresmann, who is among a core group advising Gov. Tim Walz on the coronavirus, has been preparing for more than two decades for a devastating pandemic.
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Stung by budget constraints and growing calls for reimagining public safety since the killing of George Floyd, Minneapolis police officials are considering sharp cutbacks to popular community-oriented programs.
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Minnesota schools and families are struggling with a growing list of questions and few answers as they try to plan for the upcoming school year.
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With four months until Election Day, suburban women find themselves again a pivotal demographic in the U.S. presidential campaign, a focus in Minnesota and other key Midwestern battleground states.
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Two police officers were shot and killed in the South Texas border town of McAllen after reportedly responding to a disturbance call, authorities said.
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Denied federal aid to help rebuild after the riots that followed George Floyd’s killing, Minnesota leaders pondered their next steps. But it’s not clear what other sources of funds they may tap.
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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has asked all its members in Utah to wear face coverings when in public.
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UPDATE: Two girls who walked away from a home in Sylvan Township, near Pillager, Minn., have been found safely, Cass County authorities said
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A Connecticut mayor is suing Delta Airlines over a dog bite he says he suffered on a November 2018 flight.
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An unopened copy of a vintage Super Mario Bros. video game has been sold for $114,000 in an auction.
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Former special counsel Robert Mueller sharply defended his investigation into ties between Russia and Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign, writing in a newspaper opinion piece that a Trump ally, Roger Stone, "remains a convicted felon, and rightly so."
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For the first time in public, President Donald Trump wore a mask during a visit to a military hospital.
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A Duluth firefighter has been cited for allegedly attacking a 65-year-old woman after she asked him to leash his dogs on a trail Friday morning.
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With singing together being shown to be a uniquely high-risk activity in the age of COVID-19, Twin Cities choir directors look for a way forward, but there seems to be no easy answers.
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Sitting for hours on end could heighten someone’s risk of later dying from cancer, according to a sobering new study of the relationship between inactivity and cancer mortality.
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Justin Morneau was a Twins star 10 years ago when a slide changed everything, sidetracking the career of the 2006 AL MVP.
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Minnesota has spent the bulk of state dollars it allocated for responding to COVID-19 but still has a large portion of federal aid left.
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Saturday marked the third day on the court for the Minnesota Lynx, and coach Cheryl Reeve has had enough time to form some early impressions of the team.
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Minnesota's Second District is the kind of suburban-to-exurban turf that's become the hottest campaign battleground of the Trump era.
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President Donald Trump’s intervention into a criminal case connected to his own conduct, with his pardon of Roger Stone, drew fierce rebukes from Democrats and a few lonely Republicans.