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Official: Americans killed, injured in attack on Kabul hotel
Multiple American citizens were killed and injured in the Taliban's 13-hour siege of an upscale hotel in Kabul, Afghanistan, the State Department said Tuesday.
Local
Klobuchar, Smith vote to end federal government shutdown
Following a weekend of tense negotiations, Minnesota's Democratic senators voted to end a short-lived government shutdown.
St. Paul
New year brings new focus for Minnesota Women's March
At St. Paul event, organizers urged women to register, vote and get politically involved.
Politics
In Minnesota, shutdown means layoffs, unpaid work for many
The effect on federal departments varies widely, but those who will feel it the most will be federal employees in Minnesota and across the nation.
Local
Mixed reviews as Minnesota adjusts to Sunday liquor sales
Despite customers' initial excitement, many store owners said Sunday sales have been more of a burden than a boon.
Local
North Shore businesses searching far, wide and close to home for workers
New strategies include recruiting underemployed rural workers and students in small-town high schools, starting a culinary school program and reaching out to displaced Puerto Ricans.
Politics
Sen. Tina Smith stands behind her work with Planned Parenthood
Senator's tenure as a Planned Parenthood executive is a lightning rod for critics.
Politics
Opioid crisis putting strain on Minnesota's child protection setup
Parental drug abuse forces thousands into foster care.
Politics
Vikings victory made for sweet collection time on political bets
And the wagers keep coming.
Local
Emily Staples Tuttle, pioneer in Minnesota politics, dies at 88
Among her trailblazing accomplishments, she was the first DFL woman to win a seat in the Minnesota Senate when she did so in 1976.
West Metro
Rift in Carver County GOP causes chairman to quit
Denny Laufenburger chooses his nonpartisan mayorship over party politics.
Politics
Minnesota Poll: Walz, Johnson lead the field in governor's race
But many Minnesota voters remain undecided as the crowded race gets started.
Local
Minnesota GOP board grants party chairwoman request for commission
Jennifer Carnahan asked for 10% of major donations, in addition to her $67,000 base salary.
New Trump office would protect conscience rights of doctors
Reinforcing its strong connection with social conservatives, the Trump administration announced Thursday a new federal office to protect medical providers refusing to participate in abortion, assisted suicide or other procedures on moral or religious grounds.
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