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Details coming today for Minnesota's first wolf hunting season
State conservation officials are ready to reveal details Monday afternoon of what will be Minnesota's first-ever wolf hunting season. Updated: 09:45 AM
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Rain produced power failures in metro, relief for Ely wildfire
Weekend thunderstorms left 8,000 without power in Twin Cities area.
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Cost of last year's north Mpls. tornado estimated at $80M
The human toll of the May 22, 2011, disaster was visible from the moment the twister touched down, but the public and private costs to restore the community are now coming into better focus.
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Nice Ride expands to St. Paul
Nice Ride Minnesota, the popular bike-sharing program that debuted two years ago in Minneapolis, is bringing its fleet to the capital city.
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Denying a permit to accused breeder could hurt his horses
Lowell Friday's request is complicated by his land sitting in both East Bethel and Ham Lake.
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Farewell to 'Mr. Apple Valley'
In decades as an elected official, Will Branning helped plan Apple Valley, attract the Minnesota Zoo and bring transit to the south metro.
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Lending a hand to East African students
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This week brings the last lessons at Afton preschool
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