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2 Twin Cities men in terrorism case now face fraud charges
Two Twin Cities men charged with conspiracy to fight alongside terrorists now face financial fraud charges for allegedly using their college loans to purchase airline tickets to fly to the Middle East.
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Plenty of buzz surrounds former Fridley basketball player's new barbershop
A former Fridley basketball player who gave teammates haircuts has since gone pro. He just opened his own shop in Spring Lake Park.
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State Patrol cadet graduation
Gallery: A graduation ceremony for 50 Minnesota State Patrol cadets was held at Mariucci Arena Tuesday, with five having other family members who are or were also in the State Patrol.
Whittier Alliance and Minneapolis attorneys want discrimination case dismissed
A federal hearing to dismiss a discrimination lawsuit against a Minneapolis neighborhood organization was held Tuesday.
North St. Paul-Maplewood-Oakdale schools look to St. Paul for new superintendent
Christine Osorio of St. Paul Public Schools chosen to be next superintendent of North St. Paul-Maplewood-Oakdale School District.
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Stearns County man sentenced to 40 years in prison for kidnapping, assault
Dale David Lott, 42, had a lengthy criminal record before he took his ex-girlfriend on a harrowing, violent drive
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10 Twin Cities schools awarded $100,000 grants from the United Way, Target
Target, Greater Twin Cities United Way surprise 10 metro area schools today with grants totaling $1 million
Minneapolis gives initial OK to Sunday growler sales
Council committee also approves off-sale licenses for distilleries.
Two Oakdale students charged with bringing loaded gun to Tartan High School
Tartan students face gun charges; no shots fired.
Health
Minnesota Somalis see chance to lead against female genital cutting
Somalis in Minnesota are leading the fight here and abroad against a practice that is widely considered a human rights violation.
Report: Black students more likely to attend low-income schools
Black students living in Hennepin County are 12 times more likely to attend a high-poverty school compared to white students, according to a new study.
Minneapolis City Hall fire
Rejuvenated city of St. Paul nears 300,000 for first time in 45 years
Met Council figures show that St. Paul's population grew by 14,573 from 2010 to 2014, setting a pace that likely has pushed the city over the 300,000 mark by now.
Animated mannequin helps teach student nurses at Normandale
A high-tech mannequin helps teach nursing students at Normandale Community College.
Edinburgh USA golf course aims to be less gritty, more fun after $2M redo
A big cutback in sand traps is one of the changes at the Brooklyn Park golf course after a $2 million overhaul.
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