The Stream
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Vikings reporter Matt Vensel brings back a special spring edition of “Five Vikings stats,” featuring noteworthy stats from the draft class. -
Obama's pick to be the first US ambassador to Somalia in nearly 25 years withdrew her nomination for personal reasons.
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The residents and owner of Riverside Plaza in Minneapolis reached a deal to improve problems from lengthy elevator shutdowns to concerns over discrimination.
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It's shaping up to be the best spring housing market in at least a decade. Get details Tuesday morning.
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Twins give outfielder Aaron Hicks another shot at the majors, calling him up from Class AAA Rochester.
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Appeals court rejected a suit by a Minneapolis police officer who accused the department and former chief of trying to silence him for denouncing police misconduct.
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Journalist Seymour Hersh challenges nearly every facet of the semiofficial narrative of the Bin Laden raid.
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Another major earthquake hit a remote mountainous region of Nepal, killing at least four and triggering landslides.
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Festival Palomino at Canterbury takes big step up, booking Dr. Dog, Father John Misty to join Trampled by Turtles.
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Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid says the National Football League is more concerned with air in footballs than the Washington Redskins' "racist" name.
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Minn. House Republican leaders blast DFL leaders for not meeting as the clock ticks down on the legislative session without a two-year budget deal.
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Pending home sales in the Twin Cities are the best in nearly a decade, thanks to a better selection of listings and low mortgage rates.
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Ohio and Connecticut legislatures are passing competing laws to establish history about who was the first person to fly.
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Just-released figures: Mayweather vs. Pacquiao fight raked in $500 million and broke pay-per-view record.
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File under Things We Definitely Want to Do This Summer: nighttime canoe excursions at Three Rivers Parks.
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A White Bear Lake chiropractor got his license back after defrauding clients has lost his license again, following allegations he bilked still more patients and investors.
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The Minnesota Orchestra will be able to fly directly from MSP to Havana this week after Customs approved the airport as a "port of entry."
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Twin Cities transit users of color spend almost 160 additional hours a year commuting when compared to whites who drive to work solo, according to a new report.
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The Food and Drug Administration is outlining its plan to end the nation's lifetime ban on blood donations from gay and bisexual men. -
The U.S. oil industry has filed a court challenge to new rules aimed at reducing the risk of catastrophic accidents involving crude moved by rail, following a string of fiery derailments in recent years.
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A 27-year-old from Brooklyn Park was identified as the man found shot to death in the street early Sunday in Minneapolis.
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Thanks to a tip, two men have been arrested in the death of 90-year-old Earl Olander, found bound and beaten in his ransacked Carver County farmhouse last month.
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The Christian share of adults in the United States has declined sharply since 2007, affecting nearly all major traditions and denominations, and crossing age, race and region, according to the Pew Research Center.
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A South Korean reserve soldier went on a shooting spree, killing a fellow reservist and injuring four others before killing himself, an army official said.
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Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter said at least five people were dead in the Amtrak derailment, adding, "It is an absolute disastrous mess."
