Witness, dump truck driver give conflicting accounts over fatal Minnetonka crash, police say
Man killed in Minnetonka crash had a green light, a witness told police.
Central Minnesota massage parlor owner, boyfriend charged with sex trafficking
Police say Oriental Massage near St. Cloud was holding immigrant worker captive.
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John Fawcett, business owner who inspired others, dies at 82
His awkward gait, the result of cerebral palsy, made the Duluth man instantly recognizable walking down the street.
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Driver dies in fiery crash of camper in northwestern Wisconsin
The wreck occurred late Saturday afternoon, authorities said.
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Diabetics turn to internet black market for insulin
Faced with soaring costs and insurance restrictions, Minnesota diabetics are turning to Facebook, eBay, Craigslist and other lesser-known markets where they can offer medication they no longer need and ask others for help.
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Immigration pushes one-time hedge fund exec into politics
The wealthy Minnesota native has plunged into politics for the first time with a proposal for a new kind of work visa intended to greatly increase legal immigration into the country.
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Wisconsin claims it has more lakes than Minnesota (It doesn't.)
It depends on what you consider a lake. But the Badger State may be overcounting.
Federal case involving Jamar Clark returns to federal court next week
U.S. District Judge Michael Davis will get an update on negotiations or move closer to a trial.
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Minnesota grain elevator manager who bilked farmers gets 8 years in prison
Jerome Hennessey stole millions from Ashby Farmers Cooperative Elevator Co. to live large and pay for his hunting safaris.
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Fierce storms, high water gobble up Lake Superior's south shore
After several years of high water on the Great Lakes, residents and governments are scrambling to figure out what to do to combat Mother Nature's wrath.
Minneapolis police take Compstat-like approach to drug overdoses
Jurisdictions share information to help identify trends before they escalate into major problems.
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Campaign aims to reach all Minnesota drivers with info about new hands-free law
It goes into effect Aug. 1, and the state is dialing up its messaging.
Minneapolis Pride Festival attendees celebrate 50 years of progress
Many have seen dramatic social change, but caution prejudice hasn't disappeared entirely.
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Wildfires, lack of rain pose threat to Minnesota's air quality
Smoke from Canada could be especially bad this year.
Southwest light rail extension could harm habitat of endangered bumblebees
Opponents of light-rail line say construction is destroying habitat in Minneapolis.
Minneapolis woman should not be prosecuted for filming Robbinsdale police, judge rules
Robbinsdale police cited Amy Koopman after she livestreamed an arrest last year.
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