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Storm Central
Winter says hello with a wallop of snow; icy temps, wind on the way
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 30 minutes ago
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Obama: Income inequality a defining challenge
President Barack Obama prodded Congress to raise wages and secure the social safety net to correct inequalities that he said make it harder for a child in the U.S. to escape poverty. Updated 20 minutes ago
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Vikings' Henderson deals with demotion, criticism
Vikings coach Leslie Frazier announced Wednesday that Erin Henderson will start Sunday at Baltimore, but not at middle linebacker. He lost his job after his DWI arrest came to light last week.
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MOA record for world's largest gingerbread house is no more
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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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