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Patrick Patterson out for Raptors vs. Wolves tonight
Raptors are headed toward playoffs after December trade that sent Rudy Gay to Sacramento.
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Bryzgalov to make Wild debut tonight against the St. Louis Blues
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Old crimes in Hennepin County can't elude new DNA science
Minute traces of DNA evidence can now be tested, helping Hennepin County investigators solve two murders, uncover three serial rapists and obtain dozens of convictions.
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Vikings re-sign Everson Griffen, sever ties with Jared Allen
The Vikings will re-sign Everson Griffen to a five-year deal worth $42.5 million.
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Minneapolis parents of gifted feel driven to Bloomington
It’s been a word-of-mouth movement, especially fueled by southwest Minneapolis parents who say advanced needs are not being met in the district.
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California police chiefs, cities team up to tame Wild West of weed
The state in 1996 was the first to authorize marijuana use for health purposes — there are now 20. But to this day no one knows how many dispensaries and patients California has or what conditions pot is being used to treat.
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2 dozen injured as stage collapses at Southern California high school
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Vietnam says it may have found missing jet's door
Vietnamese aircraft spotted what they suspected was one of the doors of a missing Boeing 777 on Sunday, while questions emerged about how two passengers managed to board the ill-fated aircraft using stolen passports.
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Arcade Fire enters a new arena
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