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DOJ: More than $16M makes its way to Petters' fraud victims
More than $16 million seized in connection with Tom Petters' massive Ponzi scheme is now being returned to hundreds of victims around the world, the U.S. Justice Department announced Monday.
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Tiny house project takes Girl Scouts far beyond cookie sales
Power Girls camp helps participants learn hands-on construction skills.
Child dies after swing set collapses in Zumbrota, Minn.
A 4-year-old child died Monday morning in Zumbrota, Minn., after a swing set collapsed, according to the Zumbrota Police Department.
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Police investigate woman's death in Shakopee
A death investigation is underway in Shakopee where police say a man killed a woman Sunday afternoon.
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Hungry for more: Project near Surly Brewing adding to its initial plans
Apartments and grocery store could be added to food-hall development near Surly Brewing.
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Blogger battles with Mpls. official over rights to name
John Edwards says an elected official in Minneapolis is trying to co-opt the name of his blog to silence criticism.
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Man, 29, found dead in ditch in Haven Township, near St. Cloud
A 29-year-old man was found dead in a ditch along Hwy. 10 in Haven Township on Sunday afternoon.
Driver who struck bicyclist in St. Paul, fled and crashed dies
The driver struck a bicyclist and then rolled his vehicle over at the intersection of Maryland Avenue and L'Orient Street.
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Crashes clear on I-35W and I-35E in north metro
For the moment, the freeway system is crash free. Wrecks on southbound I-35W at County Road 88 in New Brighton. and southbound I-35E at Little Canada Road in Little Canada have cleared.
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Women stuck on inflatable rainbow unicorn rescued by Chisago County deputies
Video shows deputy throwing rope to the women, who were entangled in weeds.
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Man, 20, shot and killed in St. Paul
A 20-year-old man was shot and killed Sunday afternoon in St. Paul's Eastview neighborhood, authorities said.
St. Paul schools want to give more contracts to minority- and women-owned businesses
Push is on to hire women- and minority-owned firms; businesses owned by white men now get bulk of jobs.
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Minneapolis Children's and its neonatal doctors set to split up
A dispute between Children's Minnesota and doctors caring for its fragile premature newborns has spawned a lawsuit and a professional divorce that could undermine neonatal intensive care in the Twin Cities.
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Picnic on 38th Street bridge may be a state first
The 38th Street bridge over Interstate 35W is shutting down again, but this time for only an evening and for a good purpose: free dinner.
A year later, bridge brings change for better, worse to St. Croix Valley
Stillwater and nearby cities still are adjusting to new bridge.
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Proposed back-road route hits bumps in northern Minnesota
A deep divide over motorized vehicles in the wilderness is erupting anew over the proposed "Border-to-Border Touring Route."
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A French-Minnesota connection forged by tennis and war
The friendship is going strong four generations after it was forged by a Minnesota dentist and a French professor's daughter.
2 killed in Friday night crashes in west metro
The crashes, in Minnetonka and Brooklyn Center, closed key roads for several hours.
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