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Busted ring's heroin had dangerously high purity, police say
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Woman shot to death in north Minneapolis
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Minneapolis seeks state money for city projects
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Hennepin County joins effort to revive Fort Snelling's Upper Post
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Aquatennial calendar: Sat., July 14
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Identity of veteran whose grave was desecrated released
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11 charged, 2 more sought in Twin Cities heroin bust
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Latest guilty plea is 17th in ID theft case
Along with her plea, the wife of one of the ring's alleged leaders agreed to help federal prosecu...
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Daily Aquatennial calendar
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Residents of Minneapolis' Marimark Apartments wonder what's next
About 60 people living at an apartment complex bought by Westminster Church scramble for a new ho...
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Minneapolis chief seeks 30 more firefighters
Minneapolis Fire Chief John Fruetel said he has trouble meeting minimum requirements and would li...
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Hennepin County administrator to leave job at the end of the year
He has served as county administrator during five years of budget cuts and big projects.
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Drug-training cop could face charges
Occupy protesters in Minneapolis had alleged that police officers supplied them with marijuana.
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TCF taps will flow for average Joe
The U Board of Regents voted to sell beer to general seating customers, not just those in stadium...
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Don Samuels ends run for Hennepin County Board
The Minneapolis City Council member cited time demands.
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Man, 89, dies after minibus blows tire, crashed on I-394
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Samuels drops out of Hennepin County board race
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Brittani Senser calls sentence sad but fair
Amy Senser's stepdaughter, who testified for the prosecution, discussed the case on "Good Mor...
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Morgue deal moves ahead
Dakota and Scott Counties pledged to partner with Hennepin for morgue services.
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Chesney-McGraw concert left a few rough patches at Target Field
No worries, Twins officials say, about getting the grass back in shape for the team's first game ...
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Better eating is a tall order
For anti-obesity efforts to succeed, experts look to ongoing education rather piecemeal programs.
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Mpls. church takes on affordable housing project
Westminster Presbyterian of Minneapolis plans to build 150 units downtown over five years.
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Minneapolis considers IDs for door-to-door solicitors
To protect against door-to-door swindlers, the Minneapolis City Council is expected to approve ru...
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Homeless man, robbed of $5 during beating in Mpls., dies
Two suspects, who now face second-degree murder charges, told Minneapolis police they spent the m...
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Storming the Bastille Day Block Party
By Robyn SchindeldeckerThe Fourth of July has passed, but it’s already time to celebrate another ...
< Obituary: Michael Baynes of St. Kate's challenged students >
Posted at 07/14 23:04 by test
Michael Baynes was a well-loved administrator and adjunct professor on the university's Minneapolis campus.
