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Minnesota's suicide rate has been rising steadily for nearly two decades
Minnesota's suicide rates have increased steadily in recent years.
University of Minnesota police investigating dead body on campus
The investigation was taking place at the Mechanical Engineering building on the East Bank campus in Minneapolis.
Edina fertility clinic hacked in ransomware attack
"There is no evidence that patient information was accessed, viewed or used," said an executive with Denver-based CCRM.
Crashed Ice is coming back to St. Paul in January
Burnsville's Cameron Naasz will attempt to win his third world title.
Crack along water main caused I-694 shutdown; road closed until at least Friday
Ground heaving or roadwork might have forced damage to pipe beneath freeway, city official said.
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Deportations, arrests are up in Minnesota and nearby states
New arrest and deportation priorities make just about any immigrant in the country illegally fair game.
Man admits molesting woman he didn't know at Sally's Saloon near U
The Prior Lake man intends to plead guilty to the lesser of the two charges.
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Road conditions improve after a brutal Tuesday morning commute in Twin Cities
No snow is in the immediate future for the Twin Cities after a wintry blast caused a nearly universal slowdown in the morning.
Killer of Minneapolis mechanic gets sentence of more than 30 years
The victim was a mechanic who was well known in his North Side neighborhood.
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Department of Justice wants Wetterling case documents returned to the FBI
The federal government argued in a complaint filed Tuesday that the FBI documents were merely on loan to Stearns County law enforcement and should be returned.
Minneapolis asks for National Guard aid with Super Bowl
The Super Bowl Host Committee will cover the cost of the deployment.
Minnesotans gather at Capitol, decry Supreme Court decision on travel ban
A few dozen gathered at the State Capitol to protest the Trump administration's travel ban.
New restaurant to open at St. Paul airport in time for Super Bowl
Airport is state's fourth-busiest, popular with private, corporate travelers.
North Central Stamping employee gets 33 months in jail for embezzlement
Former controller pleaded guilty to stealing $1.1 million to fund car restoration hobby.
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Washout in Oakdale could keep I-694 closed into next week
Traffic was jamming up or crawling along on east metro highways as they absorbed traffic detoured from I-694, which is closed in Oakdale because of a sinkhole resulting from a water main break.
Intermedia Arts hires real estate broker to sell its Minneapolis property
The troubled Twin Cities venue also transferred a media program to the St. Paul Neighborhood Network.
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Minnesota snowstorm leaves one dead
The first big snowstorm of the season created dangerous conditions in the Upper Midwest.
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