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It's a perfect storm for potholes and puddles in Twin Cities
Monday brought a thaw. Much of Tuesday will bring temperatures below freezing, with a chance of freezing rain or light snow — the ideal recipe for even more potholes and puddles. Updated 11:09 PM
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Funeral for a Waseca Marine
Mourners lined the streets of Waseca, Minn., to pay tribute to Marine Lance Cpl. Caleb Erickson, 20, who died Feb. 28 from injuries he received in an attack by a suicide bomber in Afghanistan. Updated 4:54 PM
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Scoggins: Leipold's deeds match his words for Wild
The Wild owner wants to win big and is approving the moves to try and make it happen.
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W. Minn. star athlete flees bust of underage drinking party, dies
Michael C. Anyasike, 18, one of several young people fleeing the bust of a late-night underage drinking party in Dawson, was found nearby a half-day later and brought to a hospital by ambulance, but the effort was too late to save his life.
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Extremes testing Twin Cities commercial building managers
Big office towers face special challenges when temperatures drop and snow piles up.
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E-cigarettes: Fresh air or smoke and mirrors? No FDA rules yet
On the edge of the SoHo neighborhood downtown, The Henley Vaporium is an intimate hipster hangout with overstuffed chairs, exposed brick, friendly counter help — but no booze.
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Any Minnesota Orchestra role for Osmo Vänskä remains murky
Sources say he might be offered a limited role as guest conductor, but not the music director job.
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A man traveling with a stolen passport on a missing Malaysia Airlines jetliner was an Iranian teenager trying to migrate to Germany, and is not believed to have any terrorist links, police said Tuesday.
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Swollen rivers and impassable roads left hundreds of people cut off in rural areas of Montana on Monday, while in neighboring Wyoming members of the National Guard joined the fight to protect two towns threatened by high water.
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