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Walz proposes early U.S. Bank Stadium payoff, $15.7M for a secure perimeter

Vikings, stadium authority say there's also a need for an ongoing maintenance fund.
  • Reserves enough to pay off U.S. Bank Stadium 20 years early
Business

Shutterfly plans to lays off nearly 100 workers in Shakopee in downsizing

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David Flom talked to his Eden Prairie team during a timeout Tuesday in his first game back after reinstatement.
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North St. Paul refuses to play Eden Prairie after basketball coach reinstated

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Minneapolis approves Roof Depot demolition by one vote as lawsuits loom

Politics

What you need to know about abortion bills moving at the Minnesota Capitol

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  • Women legislators lead push to shape future of abortion rights in Minnesota
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Jay Leno breaks bones in motorcycle wreck months after fire
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Biden picks Zients as his next White House chief of staff
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Ford recalls nearly 383K SUVs to fix backup camera problem
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Man, 61, pleads guilty to beating his girlfriend to death in their central Minnesota home
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Minnesota Legislature passes CROWN Act prohibiting hair discrimination
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The proposed Twin Metals copper-nickel mine, a subsidiary of Chilean mining giant Antofagasta, would have operated near Birch Lake on the edge of the
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The proposed Twin Metals copper-nickel mine, a subsidiary of Chilean mining giant Antofagasta, would have operated near Birch Lake on the edge of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness.

Biden administration imposes 20-year mining ban on 225,000 acres of northern Minnesota

The move follows a study that concluded mining could damage the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness; Twin Metals mine had been slated for the area.
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The 5 best things our food writers ate in the Twin Cities area this week

The Taste team shares the highlights of their weekly dining experiences.
One of two pickups that broke through the Lake of the Woods ice early Sunday morning. This one sunk in about 33 feet of water. The other was pulled ou
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Anderson: Minnesota's ice isn't so nice, and anglers' pickups go down

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  • Duluth woman testing herself by fatbike in Iditarod 1,000-mile race
Greg and Betty Amundson own InstaTrim, which recently won an arbitration case against counterfeit sellers using Amazon’s process.
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St. Anthony: Minnesota maker of InstaTrim back on track after a win against counterfeit sellers on Amazon

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  • Minnesota small business battles alleged counterfeiters on Amazon
Ande Quercus standing near the entrance of long tunnel they dug in a mound of snow blocking a St. Paul sidewalk.
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When their St. Paul sidewalk was blocked by a mountain of snow, they dug a tunnel

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Mike Bakk, U.S. Steel’s Minnesota-based director of operational readiness, posed by a hydraulic shovel in Keewatin, Minn., in 2022. These machines a

What is the largest machine in Minnesota?

Transformers inspired a family to hunt for a mechanical mammoth. Here's what we found.
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Minnesota Supreme Court Chief Justice Lorie Skjerven Gildea, center, and the Associate Justices listened during oral arguments in a case before the Mi

Justice, public safety at risk without full funding

An overburdened system has been pushed to its limits and without action, it will crumble.

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Hamline president defends leadership amid dispute over Islamic art

03:29 Hamline University President Fayneese Miller defended her leadership after the St. Paul school drew international attention for deciding not to renew the contract of an art instructor who showed images of the Prophet Muhammad in class. This interview was filmed the day before university faculty overwhelmingly called for her resignation. Read more here.

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