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Phone: 612-673-4482

E-mail: pwalsh@startribune.com

Paul Walsh is a daytime reporter for StarTribune.com.

Recent content from Paul Walsh

• 2 accused of trafficking in products from protected wildlife
  Two Twin Cities women are accused of smuggling into the country products derived from protected animals, including elephant, leopard, leaf monkey and weasel.
  May 13, 2008
• N.D. mom sentenced in 'slow-motion' death of newborn left alone for 2 weeks
  A North Dakota woman who left her newborn "Baby Moses" at home without food or water in a basket for two weeks to die a "slow-motion" death has been sentenced to 10 years and one month in prison for second-degree murder.
  May 13, 2008
• Long sentence for man who killed mom, threatened bridge leap with their child
  A man who killed his longtime girlfriend with dozens of stab wounds in her Brooklyn Center apartment and then snatched their toddler and threatened to leap with the 2-year-old from a Mississippi River bridge has been sentenced to 45 years in prison.
  May 13, 2008
• Police say attack on Burnsville man was random
  "Indiscriminate" is how police were describing the stabbing of a 53-year-old man by two men who then set his Burnsville home ablaze in several places before fleeing in his car.
  May 13, 2008
• National honor for suburban teen tackling teen crashes
  An Andover teenager is receiving a national honor for her efforts toward reducing traffic mayhem involving young drivers and passengers.
  May 13, 2008
• 2 sentenced in Twin Cities bank fraud of more than $2.3 million
  Two of six defendants have been sentenced for their part in mortgage fraud that cost Twin Cities area banks more than $2.3 million.
  May 13, 2008
• Pawlenty jokes on WCCO about his sex life
  Minnesota's governor joked about his sex life -- or the lack of one -- on the state's most fabled airwaves over the weekend.
  May 12, 2008
• Gusset plate worries strike a 4th bridge in Upper Midwest
  Another bridge in the Upper Midwest is having trouble with its gusset plates, this one at least the fourth since last summer's bridge collapse in Minneapolis.
  May 12, 2008
• Trial set for troubled former U hockey standout
  One-time Minnesota hockey phenom Nate Hagemo, whose fast track to the NHL crumbled with a career-ending injury, goes on trial Tuesday for one of three criminal incidents in a four-month stretch in Minneapolis.
  May 12, 2008
• 3 suspended for not standing for Pledge of Allegiance
  Three eighth-graders at Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton Junior High in northwestern Minnesota were suspended by their principal for not standing for the Pledge of Allegiance.
  May 10, 2008

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