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Burt Carlson, who took up running late and then averaged 10 marathons a year, dies at 94
In all, the Mound man ran 324 marathons and ultramarathons. He ran in nearly 100 marathons after his 81st birthday.
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Mobile home parks planning expansions to meet increasing demand, despite local resistance
Three expansions, the first in two decades, follow years of park closures.
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Coronavirus will cost Minneapolis millions in lost revenue
One council member sees the city resorting to "major reductions in service."
Escalating argument over loud music ends in arrest in St. Louis Park
A dispute between two residents over loud music set off the chain of events Monday night
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Minnesota offers emergency loans to help small business stay afloat
The program is designed as a stopgap until federal money starts flowing.
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Minnesota Science Museum, Children's Museum lay off most staff
Cultural nonprofits lose critical admission revenue.
Charges: Pot, medication, alcohol mix suspected in crash that killed teen on bike in Blaine
A mixture of alcohol, pot and prescription drugs are suspected.
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Life before the virus: See the best Minnesota photos from February
There was snow. There were sports. There were protests, and dances, and public life. See scenes from the way we were in February.
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'Walleye capital' Baudette, county close boat ramps to Rainy River amid crisis
Closures are attempt to keep coronavirus out of the border region.
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Minnesota preppers ready 'for far more than what is coming down the pike right now'
They've been stockpiling and planning for disaster for years. Now they're prepared to cope without fully stocked grocery stores, tap water and electricity.
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Walz predicts 40-80% in state will get virus, though most will be fine
Gov. Tim Walz said Monday that he is not showing any symptoms but will be self-quarantined at home for the next two weeks after coming in contact with someone who tested positive for COVID-19.
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It's too close for comfort on wildly popular Minneapolis park paths
Park Board echoes health advice: Enjoy nature, but stay 6 feet apart.
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Minnesota lawmakers turn to tech to stay in touch with constituents
Social media is playing an even bigger role during the coronavirus pandemic.
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5 comfort-minded, stress-relieving recipes to bake now for a bit of calm
Anxious? Hungry? Then head to the kitchen and break out the flour and sugar.
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As Wisconsin orders business closures, confusion, questions remain
Governor's order stirs confusion in border community.
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Local families face test shortages, isolation as pandemic hits home
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused anxiety, confusion and even stigma since its emergence. That includes 235 Minnesota cases identified through testing.
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To an empty hall, the Minnesota Orchestra plays a goodbye — for now
Across Minnesota and beyond, people were listening.
Private and tony North Oaks struggles with final chapter of growth
Development of the last parcel riles advocates for its outdoor sanctuary.
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