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Karen couple become U.S. citizens in special private naturalization ceremony at St. Paul home
The couple took the oath of allegiance at home due to the husband's ailing health.
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Karen couple become U.S. citizens in special private ceremony at St. Paul home
The couple took the oath of allegiance at home due to the husband's ailing health.
Curious Minnesota
Did Ford make millions of windows from sand mined beneath its plant?
Henry Ford chose the St. Paul site carefully. Minnesota was a central location, and the plant was sitting on a mine — not of gold, but of pure, white silica sand.
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Minnesota public safety officials suggest avoiding Capitol this weekend
Amid warnings of possible violence, officials ask those without "planned activity or business" at Capitol to stay away.
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Amid pandemic, St. Paul reports 25% increase in violent crime
Record gun violence, May riots helped drive double-digit increases in all major crime categories last year except for rape and residential burglary.
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'Church Service' led by 'Storm the Capitol' organizer approved for State Capitol
Law enforcement has been on alert after credible threats of violence tied to Sunday events around country.
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St. Paul to form reparations commission for descendants of enslaved people
The city also apologized for its role in institutional racism.
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St. Paul teen admits helping set up robbery-turned-homicide that claimed victim, 19
The plea deal calls for a 15-year term, according
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Minnesota National Guard, security forces prepare amid threats of violence
Walz is deploying the Minnesota National Guard ahead of potentially violent protests.
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St. Paul City Council considers reparations for slavery
Commission would be created to look at options.
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FBI warns of plans of violence by extremists at State Capitol this weekend
The anti-government Boogaloo movement has been scouting the grounds, the report said, with one follower expressing "his willingness to die."
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Gold Line BRT cost going up by $70 million for more park-and-ride spots
A park-and-ride facility and Washington County service center will be added at a Woodbury station.
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Rear-end crash on I-94 in downtown St. Paul leaves one dead
Speed appeared to be a factor in the crash according to a State Patrol report.
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Minnesota restaurants and bars resume indoor service, with restrictions
Monday was the first day for Gov. Tim Walz's dial-back of his holiday shutdown to stem the COVID surge.
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Driver killed in collision with stolen car in St. Paul is ID'd; suspects remain at large
The driver who died was a mother of three, grandmother of four.
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With new law degree in hand at 65, onetime NBA exec proves it's 'never too late'
Bob Whitsitt was the oldest of all who received a degree in a virtual ceremony for St. Paul's Mitchell Hamline School of Law.
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3-year-old killed in St. Paul; parents arrested
The death occurred early Sunday in the Dayton's Bluff neighborhood.
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