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Despite what coach Mike Zimmer says, the Vikings are not almost 2-0. Here's why, according to Mark Craig.
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China and the U.S., the two biggest economies and largest carbon polluters in the world, announced separate financial attacks on climate change.
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Two suspects in an attack on Jewish men outside a Los Angeles restaurant last spring were charged with a hate crime, prosecutors said.
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The Vikings add quarterback Sean Mannion to the active roster and to make room cut running back Ameer Abdullah.
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All over Minnesota, farmers have or are about to start harvesting crops, which in large parts of the state were subject to drought conditions for much of the spring and the early part of the summer. It's too early for the definitive word on yields.
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The Hennepin County Board approved a 3.5% maximum property tax levy for 2022 and $1 million to fund an anti-hate initiative.
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A business owner in St. Paul's North End is suing the city, challenging a City Council decision that would effectively stop him from selling tobacco.
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The Democratic-led House voted 220-211, strictly along party lines, to fund the government into early December, suspend the federal debt limit and provide disaster and refugee aid, setting up a high-stakes showdown with Republicans who oppose the package.
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Run-heavy so far, the Gophers know they will need their passing game.
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The man accused of fatally shooting four people whose bodies were found in an SUV stashed in a Wisconsin cornfield told his father that he "snapped," according to newly filed charges. The charges also revealed that the four were shot in the area of W. 7th Street in St. Paul.
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Students at Minneapolis Edison High School will continue their learning online for the next two weeks due to a COVID-19 outbreak.
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Nearly half of state voters support the withdrawal of U.S. troops and civilians from Afghanistan but disapprove of how the Biden administration went about it, according to a new Star Tribune/MPR News/KARE 11/FRONTLINE Minnesota Poll.
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California has the lowest coronavirus transmission rate of any state following a sharp decline in cases and hospitalizations after a summer surge.
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The Justice Department and officials in six states have filed a lawsuit to block a partnership formed by American Airlines and JetBlue, claiming that it will reduce competition and lead to higher fares.
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The pandemic scattered college students from their campuses last year, leaving academic ghost towns across Minnesota. For local and federal officials trying to make sure every resident was counted in the 2020 census, the timing could not have been worse.
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Coach Bob Motzko is carrying the "unthinkable loss" of son Mack into Gophers hockey season, Patrick Reusse writes.
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The 10 hottest movies to see this fall, from "Dune" to a new James Bond film. -
BREAKING: Kirill Kaprizov and the Wild have agreed on a five-year, $45 million contract that will enable the NHL's Calder Trophy winner to join the team for training camp.
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For the first time since December, the Duluth area saw a decline in hospitality industry jobs last month, even as the unemployment rate held steady.
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Minnesota House Rep. Cedrick Frazier, DFL-New Hope, announced he won't run for Hennepin County attorney.
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Families and patients have a new online tool to compare COVID-19 vaccination rates among nursing homes, Medicare said.
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Wisconsin state Sen. Andre Jacque was discharged after a five-week hospital stay that included being intubated and placed on a ventilator due to pneumonia after contracting COVID-19.
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The company that operates the Dakota Access oil pipeline is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to reverse an appellate ruling ordering additional environmental review, saying it puts the line at risk of being shut down.
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UPDATE: The FBI says a county coroner has confirmed that human remains found in remote northern Wyoming along the border of Grand Teton National Park are those of 22-year-old Gabby Petito,
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House Democrats say they will vote on legislation this fall to curb the power of the president, an effort to rein in executive powers that they say President Donald Trump flagrantly abused.
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NEW: Minnesota's tracking of how and where people are infected with the coronavirus has plummeted in the latest COVID-19 wave, with 84% of infections since July coming from unknown sources.
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Crews began tearing down the former Midway Shopping Center in St. Paul, 16 months after rioters torched the building after George Floyd's killing by police.
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NEW: Days before lawyers allied with Donald Trump promoted election conspiracy theories, his campaign had determined that many were false, court filings reveal.
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Where to see migrating tundra swans and resident trumpeters this fall in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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Six Native American tribes sued Wisconsin to try to stop its planned gray wolf hunt in November, asserting that the hunt violates their treaty rights and endangers an animal they consider sacred.
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Sudanese authorities reported a coup attempt by a group of soldiers but said the attempt failed and the country's ruling council and military remain in control.
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How members of the Afghanistan girls soccer team found asylum in Portugal: "They left their homes and left everything behind."
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NEW: A home health care nurse is suing the Jacobs estate, seeking unspecified damages for the trauma she claims she suffered when she found the bodies of Irwin and Alexandra Jacobs, shot in a murder-suicide in 2019.
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More than 270 Minnesota students are semifinalists in the 2022 National Merit Scholarship Program.
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Three teenagers from Minnesota were beaten with a gun at a bar in Sioux Falls, which caused severe head injuries to one of the victims, police said.
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Singer Sarah Dash, who co-founded the all-female group Labelle — best known for the raucous 1974 hit "Lady Marmalade" — has died at 76.
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Some people embrace baldness, others want to flush out follicles. But what works? A dermatologist sheds a little light on hair health.
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A Mayo physician who specializes in pediatric infectious diseases gives parents tips on how to keep kids safe during the rise of the delta variant.
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As of Tuesday, Minnesota has lost more than 8,000 lives to COVID-19.
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Several progressive lawmakers on Tuesday introduced a bill that would reimpose a nationwide eviction moratorium at a time when deaths from COVID-19 are running at their highest levels since early March.
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U.S. Sen. Tina Smith is trying to pass a landmark climate program aimed at cutting greenhouse gas emissions, despite formidable political tensions and challenging procedural dynamics.
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Wisconsin workers reinstalled two statues Tuesday on the state Capitol grounds that protesters ripped down during a demonstration last year in the wake of George Floyd's death.
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Six Minnesota schools were recognized Tuesday as National Blue Ribbon Schools for their overall academic performance or success in closing achievement gaps among student groups.
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President Joe Biden is betting on millions more rapid, at-home tests to help curb the latest deadly wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, but the tests can be hard to find.
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House Democrats are planning to introduce a package of proposed new limits on executive power Tuesday, beginning a post-Trump push to strengthen checks on the presidency.
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Sen. Jeremy Miller of Winona is a scrapyard CFO, head coach of his son's football team, a real estate investor, hat company owner, runner, nonprofit board member, author and soon-to-be restaurateur. Now he's about to become the top Republican in Minnesota government.
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Former attorneys in Arkansas and Illinois sued Dr. Alan Braid, who in a weekend Washington Post opinion column became the first Texas abortion provider to publicly reveal he violated the ban that took effect on Sept. 1.
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Much remains unclear about what happened in the tragic takeoff of a U.S. Air Force cargo plane on Aug. 16. Families in Afghanistan are grieving those who died.
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Which rock will rule in Minnesota? The Science Museum of Minnesota is holding a vote to determine the state fossil.
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NEW: U.S. Bancorp announced a nearly $8 billion deal to purchase MUFG Union Bank.
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McDonald's, planning to reduce the plastic in its Happy Meal toys, said it's working with toy companies to develop new ideas such as three-dimensional cardboard superheroes.
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U.S. home construction increased 3.9% in August after a drop in July.
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Shortages of bus drivers and game officials are hitting Minnesota high school sports hard.