Free land, cable and beer: State's tiny goose capital wants you to move there
Make Middle River your home and perks include a free lot, a Sportsmen's Club membership and a $100 gift certificate to a tavern in town.
Curious Minnesota
Why did Minneapolis' famous flour boom go bust?
The Mill City dominated the flour market for half a century. But it came to an end in 1930.
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Crash near Hudson kills one driver and puts other in jail
Woman, 34, was taken to Stillwater hospital and died there, authorities said.
Forest Service cuts access to BWCA to relieve crowding
About 23,000 fewer people will be allowed to enter the wilderness area this year under a reduction in the availability of entry permits.
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The amazing wonders of physics on display at Northrop Auditorium
Physics Force is a science outreach program through the University of Minnesota that aims to get school-age students interested in science. Shows run through Saturday.
Art Shanty Projects returns to Lake Harriet this weekend with a COVID-proof plan
Opening Saturday, the annual outdoor winter art event is geared toward fresh-air experiences.
Mel Reeves remembered as 'Black prince of justice' at funeral
The longtime civil rights activist died last week of complications from COVID-19.
Employers adjust plans after court halts vaccine mandate
Private employers have more control over their corporate vaccination policies, but health care providers will still need to meet the federal mandate requirements.
CentraCare doubles down on plea for masking as one in three tests positive for COVID-19
After St. Cloud area city leaders failed to implement mask mandates, CentraCare is calling on business leaders and residents.
Big Lake police chief resigns amid investigation showing he illegally purchased gun
Hayen's predecessor filed the straw purchase complaint after Hayen helped him purchase his old gun.
Minnetonka City Council candidates fined for campaign violation
A resident filed a complaint in October against six candidates with the Office of Administrative Hearings.
St. Paul City Council poised to declare climate emergency
All seven council members indicated they will vote Wednesday to support the measure, which calls on the state and federal governments to help cities develop climate action plans and build more sustainable infrastructure.
COVID cancels Minneapolis performances of Broadway musical, postpones Walker show
Standbys are being flown in so "Come From Away" can resume its scheduled run on Saturday night.
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Voices told him to steal van in South St. Paul with show dog inside, charges say
The dog was recovered unharmed after word spread on social media.
Trattoria Mucci on Lake Street in Minneapolis closing Jan. 29
But it's business as usual at the St. Paul location.
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Snowboarders converge on Duluth park this weekend
Red Bull Heavy Metal is a day-long snowboarding competition on Sunday featuring elite athletes.
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