After 19 years, justice finally is delivered in Mpls. couple's murders
A detective's determination with a cold case led to a sentencing last week in the 1998 Northeast killings. Few such cases end in an arrest and even fewer in someone getting locked up.
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Pioneering spinal surgery in the womb boosts babies' odds in Minneapolis
A team of Minneapolis surgeons is pioneering a bold approach to prenatal medicine — performing "open" surgery on fetuses to fix spinal deformities.
Charge: Stranger molests woman in booth at Sally's Saloon near the U
The man reached into the woman's pants, according to the criminal complaint.
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Driver accused of seriously injuring Mankato pedestrian and fleeing surrenders
The victim remains in serious condition in a Rochester hospital.
W. Wis. man sets off explosion in apartment, is killed
The man had threatened to blow up everyone in the building; fire left the complex ravaged.
Residents are hoping investments revitalize St. Paul's Rice Street
Council Member Amy Brendmoen will launch a "10 for the North End" campaign this week, aimed at highlighting and generating $10 million worth of projects.
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Many schools closed, delayed today; 'solid ice' on side streets
The advisory, which warns of slippery roads and sidewalks due to freezing rain and snow, expires at 6 a.m. Tuesday.
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Audit on MSFA stadium suite use delayed for joint legislative hearing
Release now due in February to coincide with House-Senate hearing on MSFA use of suites.
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Outdoorsman, journalist and veteran Scott Pengelly dies
Friends and family remember him as a loving husband, father and grandfather who was passionate about telling stories, engaging his community and outdoor adventuring.
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Plans call for art to honor Dakota history at Lake Calhoun
Public art at Calhoun will note Bde Maka Ska was a village led by Cloud Man 150 years ago.
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N.D. bill would protect drivers going through Standing Rock protests
Legislation is a response to Standing Rock rallies near Dakota Access Pipeline.
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Feds allege Chaska bank discriminated in lending practices
The U.S. Justice Department accused Chaska-based KleinBank of "redlining" in its mortgage lending business to avoid serving minority neighborhoods in the Twin Cities.
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Minnesota DACA recipients can now apply for state health care
Minnesota is the fourth state to open state health care to DACA recipients; critics say such moves will lead to showdown with the Trump administration.
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