Wednesday, February 10, 2010
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Scanners
Gas lines
Full-body scanners headed for MSP
The controversial screening machines, which can see through passengers' clothing, could be in place here by summer.
Luminary Loppet: An evening of fire and ice
NewsBreak: Could this be your house?
Responding to the recall
Rep. Kline asks about Red Bull's backpay
Royce White says he’s dropping out
Minnesotans protest war at the White House
The Apple tablet is here!!! Maybe
Shooting stuns U campus
NewsBreak for Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2010
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Anoka County seeks to get tougher in domestic violence cases
Anoka County will apply for a federal grant that will aid in the effort to stop domestic violence.
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North Metro prep sports
- Tuesday's prep results, Wednesday's schedule
- Star on the rise for Cooper's co-op team
- Irondale's dynamic duo competes Wednesday at state ski meet
Today's North Metro events
East Metro
Red Rock train on track for '18 in southeast metro
A major marketing effort is likely because area residents are unsure exactly what the project is.
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- Lawyer pleads guilty to stealing escrow cash
- Weather stalls search for snowmobiler
- 2 counties want Legislature to stop shifting costs
- Chisago County officer charged in an on-duty sex case
- Reader query: Had enough winter yet?
- Ex-West St. Paul teacher gets jail time for sex with teen
- A new generation of high school sports coverage
East Metro prep sports
- State's top skiers will converge on Biwabik
- Tuesday's prep results, Wednesday's schedule
- A new reign for Simley swimmers
Today's East Metro events
South Metro
Rosemount primary will avoid another bloated ballot
A long list of city council candidates in 2008 prompted a change before this year's election.
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- Farmington man faces homicide charge in fatal DWI
- Ex-employee charged in robbery at Apple Valley movie theater
- Haitian horror
- South metro editor's corner: Racino would benefit horse racing, backers say
- Reader query: Had enough winter yet?
- Rosemount man accused of DWI, dragging pedestrian
- South metro readers write
South Metro prep sports
- Tuesday's metro prep roundup
- Tuesday's prep results, Wednesday's schedule
- A new reign for Simley swimmers
Today's South Metro events
West Metro
Hennepin County puts sheriff's request for cell-phone tracker on hold
The Hennepin Board wants more information on the cell phone tracking device before it will ask the feds to fund it.
More West Metro News
- Richfield shopping center: Out with the old, in with the new
- Plymouth man faces felony charges, accused of sexual activity with girl, 14
- Slow-moving storm to add up to 10 inches of snow
- Valentine's Day in the wild
- Reader query: Had enough winter yet?
- Health aide stole from Hopkins care patient
- West metro police blotter
West Metro prep sports
- Tuesday's metro prep roundup
- Tuesday's prep results, Wednesday's schedule
- Star on the rise for Cooper's co-op team
Today's West Metro events
Bush billboard on I-35: "Miss me yet?"
Looming over the southbound lanes of Interstate 35 in Wyoming, Minn., is a grinning portrait of former President George W. Bush, asking "Miss me yet?"
Feeding a cultural need
A Meals on Wheels program provides traditional home cooking to older Asians in St. Paul and Maplewood who might be isolated or hungry.
10 years later, same fire, anger
Two St. Paul women's lives were changed forever by eerily similar accidents stemming from gas lines that were errantly laid in sewer pipes.
Teen accused in Seward shootings will contest name, birthdate
Lawyer says suspect in Seward killings might be younger than 16, making it tougher to try him as adult.
Photo right: Mahdi Hassan Ali
Smashed: Minnesota lives derailed by drunk drivers
Those injured by drunken drivers say the emotional and physical costs are lifelong. Over the last decade, more than 37,000 Minnesotans were injured in alcohol-related crashes.
Photo right: Woody Lee
MnSCU office needs better oversight, auditor says
Some legislators and college presidents have questioned whether the system office -- which carries out centralized functions such as legal services and technology -- is too big, or whether its funding would be better spent at the campus level.
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- Senate passes $1 billion bonding bill
- Pawlenty: Keep sex offenders in prison
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- Pawlenty defends budget cuts
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