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St. Paul police: Officer, suspect wound each other in shooting near busy intersection

The officer had non-life-threatening injuries, St. Paul police said in a prepared account. The other individual, whom the department said was suspected of violating a protection order, had life-threatening injuries.
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Hunter Biden indicted on nine tax charges, adding to gun charges in special counsel probe

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The Minneapolis City Council has approved an ordinance allowing renters to break their leases on unfinished buildings after an upscale Dinkytown apart
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Mpls. City Council cracks down on apartment developers after Dinkytown preleasing fiasco

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Minn. police association blasts Hennepin County Attorney for no assault charges after officer dragged

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Access barriers loom in Minnesota for blockbuster sickle cell therapy

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Paul Maher of Cremation & Trade Services Inc., held out a metal knee replacement from a person who was cremated at his St. Paul facility. Maher collec
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Paul Maher of Cremation & Trade Services Inc., held out a metal knee replacement from a person who was cremated at his St. Paul facility. Maher collects all that doesn’t burn and uses a recycler.

Lakewood Cemetery alleged theft spotlights market for metal implants left after cremation

Prosecutors charged the former crematorium manager for selling artificial joints and other metal refuse. He says he sold what he considered trash.
Canucks center Dakota Joshua slipped past Wild defenseman Jacob Middleton along the boards after Middleton fell during the second period of Vancouver�
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Wild start strong, finish with nothing in 2-0 loss to Canucks

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Barbara Nei, Neil Holman and their daughter Ququ inside Zumbro Cafe’s kitchen in the early days.
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After more than 30 years in Linden Hills, Zumbro Cafe is closing

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Gophers quarterback Cole Kramer (12) handed the ball to running back Darius Taylor (1) during preseason practice on Aug. 15.
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Fleck tabs Eden Prairie's Kramer as U's starting QB for Quick Lane Bowl

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Low enrollment drives University of Minnesota Duluth to examine majors, courses

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Police investigated a homicide at the light-rail station at 5th St. S. and Nicollet Avenue in Minneapolis in August 2022. While crime of this nature i

Systemic insecurity: Saving Twin Cities light rail

The network has developed public safety and perception problems that change its very nature. That can be fixed. A special report from the Star Tribune Editorial Board.

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01:57 Pearl Harbor survivor Ira Schab, 103, is planning to return to the Hawaii naval base 82 years after Japan's bombing propelled the U.S. into World War II. He is expected to be one of just six survivors at a remembrance ceremony for the more than 2,300 servicemen killed Dec. 7, 1941. Read more here.

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