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More Minn. sex trafficking victims are getting help
That could be a sign of more awareness and services.
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Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe sues county over policing dispute
Talks have deadlocked and Dayton's attempt to intervene failed.
Contractors try to keep the faith on Southwest light-rail project
New construction bids for $1.9 billion line due Jan. 9.
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Met Council to help industrial businesses treat wastewater at the source
The program may be the first of its kind in the nation.
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Salvation Army hopes young bell ringers refresh red kettle campaign
This year there's a concerted effort to attract teens and young adults for help.
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Minn.-bred turkeys head to D.C. for a Thanksgiving pardon from President Trump
The nation's top turkey state is taking center stage ahead of Thanksgiving with high-profile events.
Carver County man charged with fatally running over girlfriend with pickup
The markings on Jessica Ludenia's body were consistent with tire tracks, the charges say.
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Plowing Minnesota's prairie is increasing carbon in the atmosphere
University of Wisconsin analysis refuels the debate over renewables.
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Man arrested after allegedly setting fire to adult bookstore in St. Cloud
Damage to the Pure Pleasure bookstore was estimated at $380,000, authorities said.
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Take a closer look at remade Nicollet Mall in Mpls.
After $50 million and 28 disruptive months of construction, the barriers have finally come down on Nicollet Mall, marking its third remake in a half-century.
Shakopee man cancels his toy drive after storage unit dispute with city
Storage unit runs afoul of Shakopee rules, leading to cancellation of annual holiday rite.
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Metro Transit working to fix 1,200 heat lamps vandalized at bus and light-rail shelters
Overhead heat lamps that provide protection against the elements are on the fritz across the Metro Transit system, leaving riders left to stand in the cold and wind.
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Voter turnout bounces back in Mpls., St. Paul. Did ranked-choice play role?
This year's increases have broken the free fall in Twin Cities voter turnout in municipal elections, which crashed about 20 points between 1993 and 2009.
Met Council member questions exclusive LRT use by Super Bowl ticket holders
Met Council's Gary Cunningham says "game-day pass" idea not properly vetted.
Water main break shuts down segment of Stinson Blvd. in Minneapolis
The 48-inch water main burst in the early morning hours near Broadway Street in northeast Minneapolis sending thousands of gallons of water rushing into the street, said spokesman Casper Hill.
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Gov. Dayton's line-item veto of Legislature's budget upheld
The decision hands Gov. Dayton a legal victory as he seeks to rework costly tax breaks and other measures he signed into law this spring as part of a new state budget.
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