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Stagnant weather conditions have led to an air quality alert for the Twin Cities and portions of central Minnesota until 6 p.m. Thursday.
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Minneapolis police are asking for the public’s help locating a man accused of trying to abduct a preteen girl around 5:30 p.m. in the area of 41st Street and Chowen Avenue S. The man was described as white, about 50 to 60 years old with a long black beard.
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Finals of NBC's "The Voice" to include Barron, Wis., singer Chris Kroeze.
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Stormy Daniels must pay President Donald Trump nearly $293,000 for his attorneys' fees and another $1,000 in sanctions after her defamation suit against him was dismissed, a federal judge ordered.
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Gophers senior guard Brock Stull will get his first start this season against North Florida in place of Dupree McBrayer, who is with his family in New York after mother's death. Keep track of the game here.
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The Vikings coaching change on Tuesday could be just the beginning, if playoff success doesn't follow, Jim Souhan writes.
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Do Britons regret Brexit? Or have they doubled down on their intentions in the months since the vote? Do they just want it to be over? The answer: Yes.
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Todd Millenacker of Savage didn’t get the message that the jingle is dead, finding commercial success touting pizza and electric back shavers.
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Passed by the U.S. Senate, the farm bill now heads to the House, where representatives from agricultural states such as Minnesota seem unlikely to endanger funding for farm programs.
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The Wild is back from Canada, but not yet done with Canadian teams as Montreal opens the homestand. Follow all the action from Xcel Energy Center here.
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In public, U.S. Rep. Nancy Pelosi lectured President Donald Trump on the Constitution and wagged a finger at him for characterizing her "strength." In private, the top House Democrat questioned his manhood.
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Minneapolis police detectives are combing through evidence to determine what led to a shooting Monday that left three people wounded, including a middle schooler crossfire as he walked along the street.
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Scientists are seeing surprising melting in Earth's polar regions at times they don't expect, like winter, and in places they don't expect, like eastern Antarctica.
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Americans are more worried now about their financial futures — including their paychecks, stock portfolios and home values — than at just about any point since Donald Trump was elected president.
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Prosecutors are asking a U.S. judge to send former Starkey President Jerry Ruzicka to prison for 15 to 20 years for fraud and embezzlement convictions. His attorneys want probation or home confinement.
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A look at the first plane purchased by Sun Country Airlines in its 36-year history and the first to be painted in the airline’s bold, new color scheme.
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A Chisago County jury has convicted Eric J. Coleman of third-degree murder in the drunken snowmobile crash on Chisago Lake that killed 8-year-old Alan Geisenkoetter.
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At least six Gophers football players have been disciplined and are not being allowed to practice this month in preparation for the Quick Lane Bowl for violating team rules, according to multiple sources. The players face suspension and could miss the Dec. 26 bowl game against Georgia Tech in Detroit.
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Update: Four people have died after a gunman started shooting near Strasbourg's Christmas market and the suspect was wounded but is still at large, two French police union officials say.
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A Minnesota federal judge will now oversee all charges against three members of a rural Illinois militia that allegedly bombed a Bloomington mosque last year.
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Shooting in Strasbourg, France, kills 2 and wounds at least 8. The shooter remains at large. -
Blake Cashman, the Gophers' leading tackler, will skip the Quick Lane Bowl so he can focus on the NFL draft.
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The U.S. Senate has passed the farm bill, reauthorizing ag programs and food aid for the next five years.
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A bystander may have saved the life of a teenage girl severely burned at a Shoreview convenience store's gas pump.
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The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency has issued an air quality alert for the Twin Cities area and parts of central Minnesota.
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Twin Cities chef Erick Harcey is bringing his "Perfect Burger" to a new restaurant in Cambridge.
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Burnsville's rec supervisor bought an Xbox and Ninja blender for herself with the city's credit card, among $4,800 in improper purchases. -
A woman who says she was raped by a former Baylor University classmate lashed out over a plea bargain that will fine him $400 and spare him from a jail sentence.
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Target has agreed to pay nearly $3 million to resolve allegations that it violated Medicaid prescription refill rules.
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The co-founder of a Wayzata oil services company was sentenced to 12 years in prison for fraud in a stock manipulation case.
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President Trump escalated his shutdown threat over U.S.-Mexico border wall funding at a heated White House meeting with Democratic leaders Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer.
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The Minneapolis Institute of Art loses its longtime director to the National Gallery of Art in D.C.
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Vikings fire offensive coordinator John DeFilippo after ugly Monday night loss in Seattle.
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A two-story aquarium will open in the Rosedale mall next spring.
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Trump administration is proposing a major rollback of water rules.
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New Jersey police give $3 to person who found it 14 years ago as a 12-year-old.
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Michelle Obama books Xcel Energy Center for her 'Intimate Conversation' tour.
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One of four people missing in a dormant West Virginia coal mine has emerged, and the search continues for the others.
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Time's Person of the Year are "the Guardians and the War on Truth," recognizing four persecuted journalists and a newspaper who represent "a broader fight by countless others around the world."
