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'Human error' behind Robbinsdale shelter-in-place alert that was mistakenly sent countywide
The sheriff's office said it has identified the step in the process that led to the mistake.
Wolves
Going to Wolves or Twins tonight? How to get there (and maybe avoid traffic).
The games at Target Center and Target Field start 10 minutes apart. Here are some tips for navigating downtown traffic.
High Schools
Focusing on bringing football film into frame
High schoolers will learn how to properly record coaching film at free training session hosted by the Football Film Federation at the Radisson BLU on April 28.
Local
University of Minnesota police arrest 9 after pro-Palestinian encampment set up on campus
Protests are happening at colleges across the country, including Columbia and Yale universities. University leaders face pressure to both support free speech and protect students.
Local
An Isanti wedding venue closed without warning. Now these couples have 'nowhere to go.'
Community rallies to help after the Circle B wedding venue closed without warning or refunds.
