The Stream
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A St. Paul couple kept their young children in such squalid conditions
that their 4- and 2-year-olds wandered alone to a store to find food,
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New research by Minneapolis police shows that about one-third of criminal violations over the past five years were for driving without auto insurance or a valid driver’s license.
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Federal prosecutors have indicted 41 people in a drug trafficking
conspiracy that distributed heroin, meth and other drugs
across the Upper Midwest and on two Minnesota Indian reservations,
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A federal rule to be proposed Thursday would create temporary pesticide-free zones when certain plants are in bloom around bees that are trucked from farm to farm by professional beekeepers.
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St. Paul Mayor Chris Coleman has directed the city's Department of Safety and Inspections to respond to complaints about abandoned or unused public pools on private or public land.
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Car-theft victims get their long-awaited day in court as testimony begins in a civil lawsuit accusing a St. Paul scrap yard of buying stolen vehicles.
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Good morning! Sticky sun today, warmer than average and breezy. High: 83. -
Amazon will offer free same-day delivery on some items to Prime members in 14 metro areas.
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Here's the story on the north Minneapolis carjacking and shooting.
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NPR's popular true-crime podcast 'Serial' plans for 2 more seasons, beginning this fall.
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Yoga. Bocce ball. Skating. Vineeta Sawkar walks us through the renderings of the new park next to the Vikings stadium.
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Putin says the US is meddling in FIFA's affairs and is trying to take the 2018 World Cup away from Russia.
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That too-good-to-be-true finding about chocolate helping you lose weight was indeed a total fabrication. It was intended to expose the junk-diet industry, as the author of the study reveals.
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There were 2 independent witnesses to this, apparently: Michigan husband, wife get hole-in-ones on same golf hole with consecutive shots.
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The Star Tribune is hosting a museum-style event from 4:30 to 6 p.m. today featuring sights and sounds from the Minnesota Orchestra’s trip to Cuba. Location: Capella Tower, 650 3rd Av. S., downtown Minneapolis.
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TLC’s ’19 Kids & Counting’ disaster: Why network is facing another molestation scandal, following "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo."
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1 Minnesotan remains as semis trim the National Spelling Bee field.
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Billionaire CEO of Chobani pledges to give away most of his wealth to fund refugee aid.
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After decade-long warm-up, ex-NY GOP Gov. George Pataki is in the race for president in 2016
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ACLU: Blacks 9 times more likely to be arrested for minor crimes in Minneapolis.
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Fired nuclear power plant employee arrested with explosives and hundreds of rounds of ammunition. Said he planned to attack a St. Paul union hall.
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Remember all that snow that Boston got? Some of it is still there.
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Nailing both words not enough for last Minnesotan in National Spelling Bee.
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Regulators give green light to largest Minnesota solar energy project.
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Meet the 97-year-old who was surprised by President Obama on her "field trip" to the White House. “It was a dream come true," said Vivian Bailey. -
Wednesday's Red Sox telecast showed video of the Metrodome being imploded -- except that it never happened. -
Sen. Bernie Sanders is bringing his insurgent presidential campaign to Minneapolis on Sunday, where he will host a town hall meeting at the American Indian Center in Minneapolis.
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Is Donald Trump running for president? The real estate mogul has set a June date for “major” announcement. He heads to New Hampshire the next day.
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Baltimore suffers deadliest month in 15 years as arrests plunge after Freddie Gray case.
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Reading the tea leaves ... what do these latest tweets from Adrian Peterson mean? "Question for the people, is a contract two sided or one?" And this one: "I know hundreds of player's that wished their team would've HONORED the contract! But instead got threw to the side like like trash."
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Fifteen Chinese nationals have been indicted in Pittsburgh in an alleged test-taking scheme for student visas.
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University of Minnesota alumni John and Nancy Lindahl give $17 million to the school, with $12 million of it going to the new athletic village.
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Update: Adrian Peterson rants on Twitter about his contract, says "It's time for a change."
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Fares cover 36 percent of Twin Cities' Green Line expenses, compared with a national average of 33 percent. But the amount of money needed to subsidize the nearly year-old light-rail line is down.
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Minneapolis police are looking for a woman who may have been abducted Thursday afternoon in north Minneapolis, possibly by her ex-boyfriend.
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A recent flight that circled downtown Minneapolis, the Mall of America and Southdale Center at low altitude for hours at night is drawing concern over monitoring by law enforcement. Here's its path, via flightradar24.com.
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The city of Minneapolis has reached a nearly $63,000 settlement with a group of former police captains who sued Chief Janeé Harteau and claimed she pushed for their retirement and later reassigned them to inferior positions.
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The fire that destroyed a rail bridge on a key Canadian National route through northern Minnesota appears to have started accidentally, authorities said.
