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Wheelchair Hockey Trailer Stolen in Shakopee
A Minnesota nonprofit that sponsors wheelchair hockey is asking for help in finding a stolen equipment trailer...
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Man Accused of Stealing Heavy Machinery to Save His Bar
Glen Neville has been charged with possession of stolen property in Ramsey County and faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted...
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Officials Look for Payoff in Native Mob Sweep
Members of the Native Mob gang have shot rivals in Minneapolis, sold drugs in Duluth, and thrown boiling water in a person's face in Crow Wing County. Authorities say they've also assaulted an informant on the White Earth Indian Reservation and shot up houses from Cass Lake to Mille Lacs...
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NFL Timing May Slow Vikes Stadium Momentum
For a solid decade, the countdown to the end of the Minnesota Vikings' lease at the Metrodome has hung like a hammer over the political debate on whether citizens should help pay for a new stadium. That lease is about to expire, but thanks to a confluence of NFL deadlines and Minnesota's legislative calendar, it's not looking like the advantage the Vikings might have hoped...
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More Than 100 Dogs, Cats Rescued From Northern Minn. Home
The Animal Humane Society rescued 107 dogs and two cats from a residence near Bemidji. Police found the animals during a welfare check of the people living there...
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TwinsFest Returns to Metrodome
Under a new roof, TwinsFest is back at its old home this year. The annual show opened Friday at the Metrodome....
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Jury: Mpls Man Guilty of Murdering School Staffer
A jury has convicted a Minneapolis man in the murder of a popular employee at North High School...
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Somali Pirate Threat Concerns Minn. Aid Workers
Just days after the United States rescued two kidnapped humanitarian aid workers in Somalia, pirates in the country are saying: don't try it again They're telling the American government that if it tries to rescue another American being held hostage they'll kill him in the process...
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Minn. Atheists Promote Message With Babies on Billboards
For decades, babies have appeared on billboards across Minnesota touting an anti-abortion message. This week, new billboards are popping up, showing images of babies while promoting Atheism.
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Brothers Play Same Position For Rival H.S. Basketball Teams
They both start on the varsity basketball team and they're brothers. That's not unusual until you learn that they play the same position -- not with each other -- but against each other.
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10-Year-Old Scout To Receive Merit Award For Heroism
In just five years of scouting, Antonio Vandal has amassed an impressive bunch of badges. On the wall in his family’s living room, hangs a sheet of felt plastered with badges of all kind.
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In Case You Missed It: High School Sports Rally For 01/27
Didn't get a chance to watch WCCO-TV's High School Sports Rally Friday night? We've got all the action for you right here.
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Mother Accused of Leaving Newborn in Minn. Woods in 2001
A Missouri woman has been returned to Minnesota to face accusations that she left her newborn baby in some woods to die shortly after giving birth in 2001...
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Bemidji St. Edges Minn. St., Mankato 2-1
Jordan George scored the game-winning goal midway through the third period as Bemidji State beat Minnesota State, Mankato 2-1 Friday in a Western Collegiate Hockey Association game.
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Minnesota Edges St. Cloud St. 2-1
Nick Bjugstad scored the game-winner in the second period as Minnesota beat St. Cloud State 2-1 Friday in the Western Collegiate Hockey Association.
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Morneau ‘Hopeful’ He’ll Be Fully Healthy In 2012
Justin Morneau's latest recovery is "right on schedule" for him to start this season at first base for the Minnesota Twins.
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Rubio Lifts Timberwolves To 87-79 Win Over Spurs
Ricky Rubio scored nine of his 18 points in the fourth quarter and dished out 10 assists to lift the Minnesota Timberwolves to an 87-79 victory over the San Antonio Spurs on Friday night.
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Student Charged in Utah School Bomb Plot
The two teens had a detailed plot, blueprints of the school and security systems, but no explosives. They had hours of flight simulator training on a home computer and a plan to flee the country, but no plane...
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Movie Blog: Feb. Retro Showings Movie Buffs Will Love
Valentine's Day isn't so far away now, and if you're fortunate enough to be in a relationship with a movie buff, there are plenty of great options over the next few weeks to build up to the event.
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Doctor Convicted in Jackson Death Seeks Release
The doctor convicted of involuntary manslaughter in Michael Jackson's death asked a judge Friday to release him from jail pending his appeal...
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NFL Timing May Slow Vikes Stadium Momentum
For a solid decade, the countdown to the end of the Minnesota Vikings' lease at the Metrodome has hung like a hammer over the political debate on whether citizens should help pay for a new stadium.
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License Your Pet With City And Save On $$$ And Stress
If you love your pet, the City of Minneapolis has an incentive that could save you money and stress.
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Kennedy Wrestler With Autism Beats The Odds To State Ranking
To be among the best athletes in the state it takes hard work, passion and great coaching. That's certainly the case for a unique athlete from Bloomington who is now beating the odds.
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Weather Impacts Ice Sculpture Making At Winter Carnival
Warmer weather put a damper on the multi-block ice carving contest at the St. Paul Winter Carnival. It's a 48-hour event, but Thursday’s sunshine took away some precious hours from competitors.
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St. Paul crowns 2012 King Boreas and Queen of the Snows
St. Paul crowned its royalty Friday night for the 2012 Winter Carnival.
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Sen. Franken tours U of M wind plant
Minnesota Senator Al Franken toured a U of M wind plant Friday, one of three in the country to receive a federal grant.
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Postponed ice fishing tournament back on
After being postponed for unfavorable weather conditions, one of the state's largest ice fishing tournaments is back on.
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Minnesota bank fails, closed
People who bank at Patriot Bank Minnesota now have a new bank.
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Book of Mormon, Beauty and the Beast, more coming to Orpheum Theatre
The Orpheum Theatre is hoping you'll be their guest for the 2012-2013 season. The Hennepin Theatre Trust, which runs the Orpheum, announced their next season Friday morning.
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Man charged in cougar shooting in southwest Minn.
Prosecutors have charged a southwest Minnesota man for allegedly shooting a cougar last November. Twenty-six-year-old Daniel Hamman of rural Jackson County was charged by citation Friday with shooting a protected animal, a misdemeanor.
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Proposed constitutional amendment for voter ID
Republican lawmakers want their constituents to decide whether a photo ID is needed at the election polls.
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107 dogs rescued from property near Bemidji
More than 100 dogs and two cats are being cared for by the Animal Humane Society after being removed from a property near Bemidji Thursday.
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Edina police step up patrols after rash of burglaries
Edina police have increased patrols in neighborhoods on the city's west side after a string of burglaries over the last three months.
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Dayton's PUC chief faces Senate rejection
A leading Senate Republican says she expects the full Senate to reject Gov. Mark Dayton's choice to lead the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission.