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Local stadiums' naming rights yield cash and secrecy
The University of Minnesota's TCF Bank Stadium, which opened in 2009, is the only recent example of a naming rights agreement that was made public.
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Drugmakers lag in reporting 'adverse events,' U study says
'U' research suggests gaps in notifiying feds of medications' adverse effects.
Motorcyclist dies in predawn collision in Lakeville
The crash occurred about 5:10 a.m. Saturday on County Road 46, about 50 yards east of Galaxie Avenue.
Blood transplant slowdown a challenge for Be the Match
Entrepreneurial nonprofit is struggling to contain rising expenses
Crystal works with county, state to thwart railroad reroute
Crystal leaders were upset by railroads' plan to link tracks there and reroute trains.
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Gallery: Starkey Hearing Foundation gala in St. Paul
Photos from the annual Starkey Hearing Foundation gala in St. Paul, this year featuring Katy Perry and former presidents George W. Bush and Bill Clinton.
Man killed by police at Arby's in Plymouth was shot in head, authorities say
Derek R. Wolfsteller was fatally shot Thursday night at the Arby's on Hwy. 55 just west of Hwy. 169, according to the Hennepin County medical examiner's office.
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Gallery: One Direction in concert at TCF
The boy band One Direction landed at TCF Bank Stadium for a show on their "On the Road Again Tour 2015" Sunday night, July 26, 2015 in Minneapolis. Swedish electropop duo Icona Pop opened.
Minnehaha Creek cleanup yields 4 tons of trash
About 1,600 people participated in the ninth annual cleanup around Minnehaha Creek.
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Disability activists celebrate 25th anniversary of landmark law
Family day celebrates changes since landmark American with Disabilities Act was passed.
2 men are killed in shooting at busy Minneapolis intersection
The bloodshed occurred about 10:20 p.m. Saturday near Franklin and Chicago avenues, according to police.
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More in Minnesota have health coverage but still can't afford to be sick
Lawsuits to collect unpaid bills are rising, even though more Minnesotans have health insurance.
Ellison says Trump can win GOP nod, points to Minn. electing Ventura governor
"You know, George, we had Jesse Ventura in Minnesota win the governorship," the representative from Minneapolis said.
Neon no more: Mpls. looks at redo for City Hall clocks
That familiar red glow isn't exactly 1889-appropriate.
Clearing lakes of invasive weeds becoming a class issue, with benefits for all
The work requires piles of green, but not all waterfront homeowners are willing – or able – to shell out the money.
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Using manpower to help clean out invasive species like milfoil from our lakes
Life's A Beach Shoreline Services crew cleaned lake weeds including the invasive species,milfoil, for a customer who lives on Lake Minnetonka. Tuesday, July 21, 2015
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