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• Light-rail mugging suspects are charged in string of attacks
  Two men suspected of mugging a pair of baseball fans on Sunday at a light-rail stop were charged Friday in a string of robberies at Minneapolis light-rail stations.
  Jun 27, 2009
• Boy pulled from New Brighton lake dies
  The floating platforms can pose a hazard to some swimmers, park and recreation directors say.
  Jun 26, 2009
• Felonious Minneapolis feline runs afoul of the law
  Hoppy, who has twice raced out from its south Minneapolis yard to attack passing dogs and their owners, was returned home after Animal Care and Control impounded it for the second time in two years.
  Jun 24, 2009
• Ex-transit reporter mugged at light-rail stop
  Chuck Laszewski and a friend were attacked at the Lake Street stop as they bought tickets to head downtown.
  Jun 23, 2009
• Mound family's wrongful death suit is close to closure
  A Mound family, whose teenage son died after climbing Mount Fuji in Japan in 2007, has agreed to settle with the travel company. The deal needs a judge's approval.
  Jun 23, 2009
• Some power restored; more storms expected
  Cleanup began in Austin this morning where at least one and as many as three tornadoes ripped through town Wednesday evening. More storms -- and possibly tornadoes -- are forecast today.
  Jun 18, 2009
• Charges: Driver in fatal Champlin crash knew he was drunk
  Christopher Mark Beussman faces felony counts in the weekend hit-and-run death of a Champlin woman.
  Jun 17, 2009
• Apple Valley senior wins Lincoln Douglas debate -- twice in a row
  It's a big deal to win even a single national championship in high school debate. What's 18-year-old Chris Theis' secret? A lot of research and "just being able to think on your feet."
  Jun 9, 2009
• Body of Minnesota climber found in China
  A Minnesota filmmaker's body was found on a Chinese mountain. His death resonated around the state and world.
  Jun 9, 2009
• Minnesota juniors dodge math-test bullet
  Only 57 percent of 11th-graders did well on a state math test that initially was going to be a graduation requirement.
  Jun 6, 2009

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