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Minnesota gets ready for global sports spotlight with first Ryder Cup
With 250,000 spectators over the six-day event, the operation is the biggest in golf.
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Twin Cities east metro twists back spigot on water use
Cities fear another case like White Bear Lake.
As Terrace Theatre demolition begins, an order arrives to halt it
Crews with a bulldozer punched a hole in the building before court order stopped demolition.
Student activists push toward rights for sex assault survivors
At Gustavus, students demanded change in handling of sex assaults.
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Campus sexual assault: Standing up for the wrongly accused
Sherry Warner Seefeld's son was found to be innocent after being accused of sexual assault. The woman who accused her son was charged with lying to police. It took more than a year before before his school, the University of North Dakota, agreed to let him back on campus.
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With hunger among seniors growing, state gives $2 million to boost use of mobile food shelves
Over the last five years, food shelf visits statewide are up by 6 percent. But visits by seniors are up 24 percent, according to Hunger Solutions Minnesota.
TCF Bank Stadium security confuses, frustrates U fans
A revised bag policy has led to long lines as well since the Gophers' home opener on Sept. 1.
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Staffing shortage blamed for three-month backlog of Minnesota auto titles
The Department of Public Safety's Driver and Vehicle Services Division says it is offering voluntary overtime to employees and hiring temporary help.
Minneapolis' Loring Park offers a mini-history lesson
Before the weather gets chilly, let's take a stroll around Loring Park. It's a nice amble — and it's also a history of the city written in miniature.
Manufactured home park in St. Anthony can't undo its sale, judge rules
Judge says the law must balance their interests against the rights of the park owner.
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Hennepin County Medical Center is a leader in 'bloodless' surgery
Much has changed as doctors have come to understand the risks of blood transfusions and the ways to avoid them — helped in part by studies of Jehovah's Witnesses.
Funding for Orange Line still in flux
The bus rapid transit line took another hit as Dakota County objected to the regional board's plans.
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Allina, nurses union to meet for talks Tuesday
The nurses have been on strike at 5 hospitals since Sept. 5.
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