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MSU Mankato football player wins on 'Price is Right' using Kolstad number
Football player Jeffrey Raymond says he wanted to memorialize his friend Isaac Kolstad while playing televised game show
In Marshall, Minn., Main Street is rising up against a flurry of disability lawsuits
Nonprofit has sued businesses from Marshall to St. Paul
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Mounds View High economics team wins national title
Four students from Mounds View High School went to the National Economics Challenge and came back with the national championship after defeating a team from Carmel, Ind.
Super Bowl security talks are quietly underway
The Minneapolis Police Department has been quietly meeting for months with other local and federal law enforcement agencies to discuss security preparations for the 2018 Super Bowl.
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Grand jury clears St. Paul police officers in Marcus Golden shooting
The decision means the two officers have been cleared of wrongdoing and will return to work.
Dayton blitzed with requests as special session approaches
Gov. Mark Dayton and House Speaker Kurt Daudt will begin negotiations over a special session on Tuesday, with the governor saying he hopes to convene the session by early June.
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Minneapolis continues growth spurt, census data show
Minneapolis is now the 46th-largest city in the country, moving up two positions over the past year, new estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau for 2014 show.
Vikings creating tech infrastructure to match scope of stadium
At the heart of the Vikings' gameday fan plan is the concept of connectivity — to the Vikings' brand, the players, each other.
Judge suggests law change for uninsured snowmobile riders
Current classification leaves crash victims unable to collect.
$500 million in cuts proposed for Southwest light-rail line
Several stations could be in jeopardy through effort to pare project's $2 billion price tag.
Zebra mussels treatment on Lake Independence
Treatment to rid the waterway of zebra mussels is forcing the shutdown until June 8.
Mpls. police officer indicted on nine criminal counts, including perjury
Michael Griffin, the target of lawsuits, now faces nine criminal counts over bar fights.
Man fleeing Minneapolis police takes to rooftop, is coaxed down
Officers coaxed the man down after hours of talks.
Ex-Hastings priest accused of abusing altar boy goes on trial
Attorneys focus on recollections in case of ex-priest accused of abusing altar boy.
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In Minnesota's pine woods, a coalition tries to restore moose habitat
A coalition is working to restore growth and habitat to reverse decline in moose numbers.
'I just lost it': 911 calls released in killings of Elk River officer, son
The Wright County attorney's office on Wednesday released two 911 transcripts related to the May 9 shooting deaths of Elk River police officer Todd Besser, 49, and his 27-year-old son, Blake.
St. Paul man cut down in gang feud called out, 'Daddy, daddy, daddy'
Suspect faces 10 felony counts of gang activity and murder in 2012 case.
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