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New Hope shooting
Sheriff: New Hope gunman bought ammo that day, had gun illegally
Sheriff Richard Stanek said Raymond Kmetz, 68, had a pistol-grip shotgun with serial numbers obliterated, and should not have had access to any weapon. Updated 19 minutes ago
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DNR delays mandatory invasive species training for boaters
The effort to fight invasive species by teaching those who tow trailers was halted because of bills introduced in the Legislature to kill it.
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Minnesota Orchestra gets makeup concert at Carnegie Hall
The invitation to play Sibelius (with Hilary Hahn) helps the orchestra as it returns to normalcy. A 2013 engagement had been canceled because of the lockout.
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Lebanese Hezbollah hits Israeli convoy, killing 2 soldiers
Missiles fired by the Lebanese Hezbollah group struck an Israeli military convoy on Wednesday, killing two soldiers in an apparent retaliation for a deadly airstrike attributed to Israel that killed six Hezbollah fighters in Syria earlier this month.
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Transit ridership metrowide up more than 3 percent last year
Transit providers in the seven-county metro area provided 97.7 million rides on buses and trains last year, an increase of 3.5 percent over 2013, according to new data released Wednesday by the Metropolitan Council.
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