The Stream
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TV actor Dustin Diamond from "Saved by the Bell" has been found guilty of two misdemeanors in a stabbing at a Wisconsin bar.
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Patrick Reusse: Vikings' Les Bagley has a new nickname when it comes to the new Vikings Stadium: Les Got More.
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“The house will have almost every amenity available in the world. The asking price will be $500 million.”
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Wisconsin bar fined $7,000 for death of Winona State student Brooke Baures, who got her head caught in a dumbwaiter.
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The number of visitors to Duluth's Glensheen Mansion had been declining for years, but
those numbers are turning around thanks to new additions and features.
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A Civil War-era soldier will be buried with full military honors in San Diego nearly 100 years after his death after his ashes were found in an unmarked crypt.
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Brian Dozier had an RBI triple in the seventh inning to lead the Minnesota Twins to a 3-2 win over Toronto.
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Update: A 48-year-old woman is in St. Paul police custody after they found the body of a 59-year-old man in a house on Birmingham Street.
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At least four Americans reportedly are being held in Yemen by rebels who toppled the U.S.-backed government, and attempts to free them so far have failed
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An Oklahoma state trooper fatally shot a man involved in a fight with two troopers trying to rescue him from floodwaters.
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“It’s not just something that is happening in faraway lands. It is happening in our back yard." That's how Sen. Amy Klobuchar explained the need for a new federal law targeting sex trafficking of minors.
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One person has been killed in Moorhead after a train struck a vehicle on the tracks about 9 a.m. Saturday.
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A new EPA proposal to cut greenhouse gas emissions from heavy-duty trucks could transform the U.S. trucking industry dramatically.
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Heavy rains caused minor flooding inside Minute Maid Park in Houston during the Astros game against the Chicago White Sox.
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Once common across rural America, one-room schoolhouses have mostly shuttered or vanished. But not in Minnesota's Northwest Angle.
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One in five Minnesotans now are covered by public health care, which could strain the state's budget.
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Bird flu's squeeze on the U.S. egg supply is creating
headaches for food companies all along the supply chain — from
agribusiness colossus Cargill to small-town bakers — on down to consumers.
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Year One of St. Paul Public Schools' plan to provide iPads for every student has been an exciting one for many students, including those in English language learning and special-education programs.
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An intoxicated man falls from a hot tub in Golden Valley and is impaled on a fence post. He's sent to the hospital with part of post in his leg.
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Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders speaks for about 45 minutes to a Minneapolis crowd and hits hard on the issue of income equality.
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Perkins says he's ready today to help the Twins finish off May in style as team closes series today with the Blue Jays.
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There are few answers and many questions in connection with the discovery of homicide victim at a home in Duluth.
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"Quite the party house" is how a neighbor described the Golden Valley home where a man fell from a hot tub and was impaled on a wrought iron fence.
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The Twins rallied to keep the game within reach when Ricky Nolasco left the game with an ankle sprain, and finished off May with another victory. -
Alabama Shakes, which played Hall's Island Saturday night, is sticking around for a Monday gig at Paisley Park.
