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Across most of Minnesota, it's a snow globe of a day
Winter made a no-nonsense re-entry Wednesday, burying northeastern Minnesota in more than 2 feet of snow and frosting the Twin Cities metro area with enough snow and ice to create peril on the roads and to please snow-lovers. Dangerously cold weather is expected to come on the heels of the storm. Updated 3 minutes ago
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Rubio and Barea draw a media horde in Mexico City
In all, 17 international players — 10 for the Spurs, seven for the Wolves — will be on rosters Wednesday, the most ever in an NBA regular-season game.
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Court cool to Minnesota rabbi booted from WorldPerks for complaining
The U.S. Supreme Court heard the case of St. Louis Park Rabbi S. Binyomin Ginsberg, who was stripped of his top-level Platinum Elite status in Northwest’s WorldPerks program because, the airline said, he complained too much and schemed to get bumped from flights in return for compensation.
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St. Jude to test chronic pain control without the tingling
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Long shot: Bemidji college student bags wolf in an unlikely way
On the last day of Minnesota’s early wolf season, Andrew Seagren bagged his first-ever Canis lupus deep in the woods near Walker.
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