At Powderhorn Shark Tank, established and aspiring business owners look to make their dreams reality
Bow tie makers, thrift shop owners, bakers and more competed for cash prizes and a chance to grow their business.
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Brooks: Nonprofit brings power, pleasure of running to homeless shelters and halfway houses
Mile in My Shoes pairs residents with experienced runners from the community in the hope that everyone can find some joy and common ground.
Game of drones is Minnesota high school tourney first
Physics and engineering contest is a first for Minnesota high schoolers.
Hennepin County's Southdale Library will move to Southdale Center
The existing building will stay open until the new one is finished in 2022.
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Man killed in car-train crash was 39-year-old from St. Cloud
Witnesses reported seeing the vehicle stuck on the tracks with the driver inside rocking the vehicle back and forth.
Robbinsdale toy innovator Herb Schaper gave the world Cooties
"It's pretty simple," Schaper said in 1953. "Everybody who sees it asks 'Why didn't I think of that?' "
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Angler dies in Stevens County when vehicle plunges over embankment, hits him
The driver was arrested on several outstanding warrants, authorities said.
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Winona's bright red trolley reaches the end of the line
Declining ridership and rising operating costs to blame
Mpls. parks to tear down Bde Maka Ska pavilion after fire
Lola on the Lake plans to use food trucks after ravaging fire.
Authorities believe man fatally shot in south Minneapolis was not intended target
Early-morning altercation escalated into gunfire.
Second attacker sentenced to 12 years in kidnapping, rape of Minneapolis woman
Wayne Armstrong Jr., 18, pleaded guilty in January to one count of first-degree criminal sexual conduct
Six years after landslide, restoration of St. Paul's scenic Brickyard Trail nears completion
Parks staffers declined to commit to a reopening date for the Lilydale Regional Park trail but said sometime this year wasn't out of the question.
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Minnesota to sue family behind opioid maker Purdue Pharma
The lawsuit has become part of the political fight over proposed fees on makers of opioid drugs.
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Green Line light-rail service to be cut in early morning hours
Trains that run between the downtowns of Minneapolis and St. Paul between 2 a.m. and 4 a.m. on weekdays will be replaced by bus service starting in August.
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Minnesota Muslims shift toward eco-friendly practices during Ramadan
Muslims share zero-waste ideas from reusing dishes to taking home leftovers
Standoff at Brooklyn Park hotel ends with suspect's surrender
Officers took the 31-year-old man into custody about 9:50 a.m., ending the ordeal that forced some guests to be evacuated from the La Quinta.
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