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Pensions ruling may save Mpls. taxpayers $10M
A judge ordered two closed pension funds for Minneapolis police and firefighters to reduce their claim on the 2010 city levy, a development that could mean a savings for residents of more than $10 million in property taxes owed next year.
Reporter's Notebook: A seedy solution
Bus crash investigation
From the scene of tour bus accident 
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Reporter's Notebook: Judge vs. juror
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Brooklyn Park fire takes hours to control
Firefighters in Brooklyn Park needed several hours on Friday to bring a fire under control in a commercial building that contained hazardous chemicals.
More North Metro News
- St. Anthony-New Brighton schools consider ways to spend leftover funds
- VA clinic finalists expected by next week
- Alleged Ponzi scheme items to be auctioned
- 'Person of interest' not involved in death of man found in pickup
- Bringing Veterans Day to life
- Council recasts plans to replace Cook Ice Arena
- Northstar's second morning commute is glitch-free
North Metro prep sports
- Adapted soccer: Defending champions reach semis
- Now's not the time for Eagles to go down
- Thursday's prep results and Friday's schedule
Today's North Metro events
East Metro
Robbery, arson defendant gets 26 years
The judge, unmoved by Zachary Wiegand's remorse, sentenced him for the Wisconsin side of a 2-day crime spree.
More East Metro News
- Holiday lights: Send us suggestions
- Man's use of credit card numbers gets attention of Woodbury police, Crime Stoppers
- Maple Grove man sentenced for beating girlfriend's cat
- 'Person of interest' not involved in death of man found in pickup
- 3rd assailant found guilty in home-invasion case
- ID theft charge added in spree
- A new generation of high school sports coverage
East Metro prep sports
- Adapted soccer: Defending champions reach semis
- Now's not the time for Eagles to go down
- Thursday's prep results and Friday's schedule
Today's East Metro events
South Metro
Eagle Ridge to be the site of gifted program
Eagle Ridge Junior High School will house the Burnsville-Eagan-Savage district's next new magnet program, the school board decided Thursday night.
More South Metro News
- Montgomery-Lonsdale undertakes info blitz to get school buildings fixed
- Guilty plea in high-tech cattle rustling
- State medical board reprimands 2 doctors
- Missing pilot's body found in wreckage
- Burnsville hopes filtering agent will rid water of foul odor, taste
- Ammonia leak investigation focusing on trucker training
- State reduces fine over TiZA licensing violations
South Metro prep sports
- Thursday's prep results and Friday's schedule
- 5A semifinals: Long shots vs. big shots
- Wednesday's prep results, Thursday's schedule
Today's South Metro events
West Metro
Losing trees but saving 'hoot' habitat
Trees and owls must make way for a new natural gas pipeline that parallels one that crosses the Lake Rebecca Park Reserve.
More West Metro News
- Bending the waters of Nine Mile Creek
- With contract talks stalled, Chaska schools, union turn to mediator
- Police find stolen SUV, Maserati at Edina home
- Maple Grove man sentenced for beating girlfriend's cat
- Chanhassen theater sale is terminated
- State medical board reprimands 2 doctors
- Jury begins deliberating charges against man in fatal car crash
West Metro prep sports
- Adapted soccer: Defending champions reach semis
- Now's not the time for Eagles to go down
- Thursday's prep results and Friday's schedule
Today's West Metro events
Sixth area Somali man is indicted in probe
The suspect is linked to other young men recruited to train and fight in Somalia.
Bus line’s safety scrutinized after fatal crash
Bus line in fatal crash had buses pulled from service 3 times in 18 months for safety violations.
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Paramedic: Law to detain people abused
Nate Berg alleges cops are misusing "emergency hold"; rules; hospital and police say his claims have no merit.
Photo right: Nate Berg
Jury convicts driver in fatal I35E car crash
A jury found a Crystal man guilty of the most serious charge against him -- fleeing police and killing a passenger in another car after he ran a red light on an I35E ramp.
5 Twin Cities Kenyans allegedly tricked 4 states
Using the Internet, the Twin Cites men created bogus bank accounts to steal more than $3.3 million intended for legitimate vendors.
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