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Bremer Trust on way out as administrator of Prince's estate
The late musician's siblings, his presumptive heirs, have narrowed the list of possible substitutes to two firms.
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Dayton: Vikings opposition to Minnesota United at U.S. Bank Stadium is 'sour grapes'
Governor added that he was "shocked" by the Vikings position.
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Minn. hunter's shooting death investigated as a homicide
As part of its investigation, the Morrison County Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's help in locating a Winchester AE .30-30 lever-action rifle belonging to Terry Brisk.
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The billionth Noel! This Minnesota Jew is tired of all the Christmas songs
I've spent dozens of holiday seasons politely smiling at the Salvation Army bell ringers and the random strangers who wish me "merry Christmas." They have no idea, nor any care, that I don't celebrate the holiday.
St. Paul considers cuts to proposed 2017 budget amid assessment controversy
Challenges to its assessment program have left the city scrambling for revenue.
Mpls. business leaders raise safety concerns for downtown
Letter to Minneapolis Mayor Betsy Hodges says the viability of downtown is at stake.
Apartments for homeless youths open in Coon Rapids
HOPE Place, a brand-new 12-bed site in Coon Rapids, opens its doors to 18- to 25-year-olds.
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Center of the American Experiment ramps up in Minnesota
John Hinderaker, in remaking the conservative think tank, also sees a surge in donations.
Former Mpls. principal charged with theft for personal spending on district credit card
Anne DePerry used to run Whittier International Elementary until a school district audit.
Arden Hills megaproject approved by city planners
Public hearing was the last big step before the City Council's vote on the old Army site.
Ilhan Omar details 'most hateful' ethnic incident with D.C. cabbie
The state representative-elect from Minneapolis said she's waiting until returning home to file report.
West Metro Education Program hosts superintendent think tank
The West Metro Education Program invited superintendents to participate in a think tank event on racial equity and education disparities in Minnesota.
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LIVE: Minn. high school band performs at Pearl Harbor ceremony in Hawaii
More than 80 students from Kerkhoven Murdock Sunburg High School will represent the state.
Longtime downtown elevator operator, friend to all, dies
For 63 years, Mildred "Millie" DeZiel operated elevators in downtown Minneapolis. With her red hair elegantly coifed, wearing white gloves and an immaculately tailored suit, DeZiel was a familiar figure to generations.
Pearl Harbor survivors are fading, but memory of that day still sharp
On Dec. 7, 1941, Vern Luettinger was serving on the USS California. Today, the Richfield man is likely one of only three survivors to be living in Minnesota.
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