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Sanders bets big on Minnesota for Super Tuesday victory
As Sanders makes third visit in four days, Clinton, Rubio plan Tuesday stops.
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Minneapolis SWAT officers get new look
It's hoped that changing color of uniforms and gear will soften units' intimidating appearance.
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St. Cloud VA touts positive updates
Feeling the weight of a stinging Inspector General report, and in the wake of a tumultuous town hall meeting pitting management against workers, the St. Cloud Veterans Affairs Hospital recently sent out a full-throated, good news update about itself.
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Minnesotans with health insurance at record high
Last year, 213,000 more Minnesotans had health insurance compared with 2013, dropping the uninsured rate to 4.3 percent.
New chapter begins for Once Upon a Crime bookstore in Minneapolis
The Minneapolis bookstore will have new owners come April 1.
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High-speed chase crossed three suburbs during morning rush hour
Two Burnsville officers landed in the hospital and the suspect in custody after he crashed.
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Dan Patch bridge over Minnesota River will be swinging again this spring
Expected boost in Minnesota river traffic coming as a result of expanding Panama Canal.
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Jack Jablonski forges a new life at college in Southern California
With the worst of his long and often very public recovery behind him, Jablonski is pivoting into adulthood with the same tenacity he once showed on the ice
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Gallery: Gov. Dayton visits burglarized mosque
Governor Mark Dayton visited the Umatul Islam Center in Minneapolis. On Wednesday of this week, the Center was broken into and burglarized.
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Hwy. 100 closure on tap for Monday night
The Minnesota Department will shut down the highway in both directions between Interstate 394 and Hwy. 62 from 9 p.m. Monday until 5 a.m. Tuesday.
Adult novelty store sues Burnsville over sexually explicit DVD sales
The store is arguing that an ordinance limiting any sales of sexually explicit DVDs is unconstitutional.
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Woman slips into frigid Lake Superior after her dog, is warmed by rescuers
Woman slips into frigid Lake Superior after her dog, warmed by rescuers.
Protesters target trophy hunters at Brooklyn Park safari convention
About 40 animal-rights protesters demonstrated outside of the annual Safari Club International convention at a hotel in Brooklyn Park Saturday afternoon.
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Despite decade-long fight, homelessness higher in Mpls., Hennepin County
High rents, economic turmoil have kept many in search of shelter.
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Gov. Dayton visits vandalized mosque in south Minneapolis
"This is an assault against all Minnesotans to practice their faith as they choose," he said of the break-in.
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St. Paul Port Authority director Louis Jambois retires after raising agency's profile
Jambois leaving St. Paul Port Authority after raising its profile with prominent projects.
Soccer stadium could come with an $18.4 million tab for St. Paul
The Minnesota United's vision for a $150 million soccer stadium in St. Paul's Midway neighborhood will come with an $18.4 million cost to the city, according to an estimate released Friday.
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