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Vikings injury report: Linebacker Eric Kendricks questionable, cornerback Trae Waynes out for Monday night's game at Seattle. -
BREAKING: President Trump says chief of staff John Kelly will leave his job at the end of the year.
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Reelin' in the years: KQRS stars look back over the 50-year history of Minnesota's most loved/hated station.
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Regular exercise could keep your body 30 years younger, a new study suggests.
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A 10-ton sculpture called "Nimbus" is being lifted into place on Nicollet Mall this morning.
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Crowds of yellow-vested protesters tried to converge on the French presidential palace in Paris, some scuffling with police firing tear gas.
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Good morning! Freezing fog possible in some spots this morning, but otherwise a quiet weather day. Mostly cloudy, high 24.
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Wild captain Mikko Koivu has returned to the Twin Cities to be evaluated by team doctors after suffering a lower-body injury when he absorbed a knee-on-knee hit along the boards in the 2-0 loss to Calgary.
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Kanye West surprised fans at a tribute honoring the late rapper XXXTentacion during Art Basel, jumping onstage to perform a brand-new song.
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Six people are dead and more than 100 injured in a stampede at a nightclub in central Italy, according to a news agency report.
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Samantha Seliger-Swenson, an all-time great at setter, ends her Gophers volleyball career one week sooner than anticipated, Patrick Reusse writes.
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Goalie Devan Dubnyk got pulled early after allowing three goals, and the Wild kept unraveling on the way to a 7-2 loss to the Oilers.
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How to raise your child to be a kind and generous person, traits that may not come easily or naturally to youngsters.
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A psychology professor at Minnesota State University, Mankato is taking heat from conservative TV talk show host Tucker Carlson for tweeting that God is guilty of a #MeToo violation for the Virgin Mary’s pregnancy.
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President Donald Trump directed illegal payments to buy the silence of two women whose claims of extramarital affairs threatened his presidential campaignm, the Justice Department.
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The Puppy Chronicles: An encounter with an unleashed German shepherd brings growls and barks.
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Dominium, one of the nation’s largest for-profit developers, has called off plans to convert a North Loop warehouse into 200 income-restricted rentals after reaching an impasse with the city of Minneapolis.
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Winona's postmaster was quietly relieved of her duties Oct. 25 pending the results of an investigation by the U.S. Inspector General’s Office. after a complaint regarding “some stolen or missing” mail.
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A divided U.S. appeals court late Friday refused to immediately allow the Trump administration to enforce a ban on asylum for any immigrants who illegally cross the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Hours after the Minneapolis City Council reappointed him police chief, Medaria Arradondo spoke with citizens who set up a holiday tree outside the Fourth Precinct headquarters in response to one set up with offensive ornaments by two officers.
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Ride-hailing giant Uber has filed confidential preliminary paperwork for selling stock to the public, the Wall Street Journal is reporting.
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Last week's magnitude 7.0 earthquake near Anchorage caused multiple problems at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, including damage to steel framing, and sprinkler and heating systems, military officials said.
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One night after a shutout loss that the team's coach called awful, the Wild is back on the ice in Edmonton. Will Minnesota bounce back? Follow all the action here.
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Dr. Erik Bostrom of Aitkin isn't an obstetrician. But in rural hospitals, delivering babies is part of a family doctor's job. And for Bostrom, it's become his favorite part.
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President Donald Trump's former lawyer, Michael Cohen, was in touch as far back as 2015 with a Russian who offered "political synergy" with Trump's campaign, special counsel Robert Mueller said in a court filing.
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Ramsey County Sheriff-Elect Bob Fletcher appointed veteran Deputy Chy Nou Lee to a lead role in his administration, a move that will make him the highest ranking Hmong-American officer in Minnesota.
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Retailers put on the glitz to make gift cards stand out from the crowd during busy holiday shopping season.
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Vikings fullback C.J. Ham is fourth among NFC fullbacks with less than a week before fan voting ends Thursday.
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Growing Men's Shed movement gives retirees a place to talk, give back and feel valued.
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A federal jury has awarded investment victims of the Tom Petters’ Ponzi scheme $3.5 million in clawback money.
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Rep.-elect Ilhan Omar to conservative radio-host pastor: "Just deal" with diversity in Congress.
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A Hennepin County judge ruled prosecutors can amend the complaint against former Minneapolis police officer Mohamed Noor, who shot and killed Justine Ruszczyk Damond, to include a second-degree murder charge.
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Cardi B must not contact, in person or through social media, the victims of a melee she was involved in at a New York strip club, a judge ordered.
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At least 12 people, including two children, were killed when police engaged in a shootout with bank robbers, according to authorities in northeastern Brazil.
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Neither James Comey nor House Republicans were happy about the former FBI director's six-hour interview with two House committees.
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The Basilica of St. Mary, a Minneapolis institution known as both an architectural gem as well as a supportive community for ordinary folks, is marking 150 years since the parish was founded.
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Kindness and generosity may not come easily or naturally to young children. Here's what parents can do.
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Man who drove into crowd of counterprotesters at a white nationalist rally in Virginia has been convicted of first-degree murder. -
Anoka County Commissioner Jim Kordiak's first and final meeting as board chair will be Dec. 18.
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Stocks drop 4 percent in rocky week on trade and growth worries.
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Former major league players Luis Valbuena and Jose Castillo were killed in a car crash caused by highway bandits who then robbed them, officials said.
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BREAKING: Prosecutors say ex-Trump lawyer Michael Cohen deserves substantial prison time, despite his cooperation.
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The Mall of America and U.S. presidents were among the long list of bomb threats in one man's yearlong campaign.
