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Most crimes in Minnesota go unreported, state survey reveals
Bank and credit card fraud is very common but rarely is reported, the findings from the 2016 showed.
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Boat driver suspected of being drunk when passenger thrown to his death in Voyageurs
The boat hit a wake, sending the victim overboard, according to the Sheriff's Office.
Repairs close Main Street Stairs, in Stillwater, into November
Repairs will be made to the second landing of the stairway, as well as an adjoining wall.
Two Shakopee teens remain hospitalized, one critically, after crash
A 17-year-old boy is on life support, while a 17-year-old girl suffered a broken neck.
Community is key for new police inspector in north Minneapolis
Aaron Biard takes over one of MPD's toughest jobs with a goal of building trust and community ties.
Topgolf closes Twin Cities land deal for glitzy, high-tech all-season center
The site of a Regal Cinema theater in Brooklyn Center will be turned into a glitzy, high-tech all-season golf center that's expected to open next year and employ several hundred people.
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Minn. wedding videographers' suit to refuse same-sex couples is dismissed
A federal judge rejected the St. Cloud couple's argument that Minnesota's human rights laws amounted to "a state effort to stamp out expression opposing same-sex marriage."
Race for new Amazon HQ is altering TCAAP plans in Arden Hills
Opportunity to get the huge employer has TCAAP team "working 24/7."
Mpls. council to stop using nondisparagement clauses in separation agreements
The council also approved the separation agreement with former police Chief Janeé Harteau.
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U.S. Bank Stadium repairs run behind, with Super Bowl closing in
Ongoing repairs to the zinc-paneled exterior of the 13-month-old stadium remain visible with no hard deadline for completion.
Shakopee council member asked to resign reacts with silence
Tension between two of Shakopee's council members strained to the breaking point when one filed a complaint alleging that the other had misspent money from the Shakopee Heritage Society.
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Forty public meetings and no agreement about master plan for St. Paul's Ford site
Ahead of a City Council vote next week, foes and fans continue to slug it out.
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Missing Minnesota 4-year-old found safe in a field after lengthy search
Authorities believe the girl followed a cat into a cornfield near her home northwest of Kenyon when she disappeared Tuesday night.
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Homeless vets move into new apartments built just for them
After years of planning, new apartment project near Fort Snelling opens its doors to homeless vets.
Edina approves disputed park and creek restoration plan
The plan was denounced for months by "Save the Waterfall," a neighborhood group.
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Several staffers resign from Mayor Hodges' re-election campaign
The shake-up is the second one for Hodges, after her campaign manager left in April.
Plymouth waste disposal operators charged in fraud scheme
They're accused of unlawfully reselling toxic materials.
Met Council rejects Southwest light-rail bids
The decision responded to pricier-than-expected construction proposals, but the delay will add costs.
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