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Family's joy is bittersweet while steeling for more grief
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Minneapolis mother of 4 fills Twin Cities' bike-camp void
Twenty miles in a day is (little or) no sweat to this group of kids and their parents.
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Rybak speaking at DNC? Probably not
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County morgue plans expansion for '13
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Help sought in identifying, finding Minneapolis bank robber
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Madison firm gets job to oversee construction of Vikings stadium
Hammes Co., the sports authority's pick to oversee construction of Vikings stadium, served simila...
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Sex offender receives 11-year sentence for two Minneapolis attacks
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Security campaign asks commuters to be on alert
"Traveling billboards" on bus and train ask: See something/ say something.
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Minneapolis taxpayers are stuck with sex shows' bad debts
Minneapolis is writing off thousands of dollars owed to the Convention Center by organizers of sh...
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Ritchie talk at Catholic church is put off amid furor
Media attention to secretary of state's role in marriage amendment controversy was cited as factor.
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Mpls. man sentenced for theft, use of credit cards
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SAVING THE BEST FOR LAST: SUMMER SET MUSIC & CAMPING FESTIVAL
SAVING THE BEST FOR LAST: SUMMER SET MUSIC & CAMPING FESTIVALRobyn SchindeldeckerNeed one las...
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Mpls. tells 'Backpage' owner to stop sex ads
City Council was unanimous in its request, citing cases of teen prostitution tied to the website.
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Fatal shooting leaves North Side neighborhood fearful
Residents say gunfire is becoming all too frequent. The name of the dead man had not been released.
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One man is killed, two hurt in north Minneapolis shooting
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35W bridge survivor crosses again
Andy Gannon faced the 35W bridge across the Mississippi for the first time since the collapse.
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Minneapolis school board forum is Monday
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Soccer fans want say on Vikings stadium
With Vikings controlling effort to bring in top U.S. pro league, a group aims to keep focus on th...
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Ex-Mpls. Henry teammates' deaths ruled homicide, suicide
The two former Minneapolis Henry basketball players were found shot to death a mile apart in St. ...
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2 runaways are found via sex ads on website
A Minneapolis woman charged with trafficking the girls online adds to the complaints against Back...
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Obituaries: Restaurateurs Pat Murray, Jack Kozlak built legends one meal at a time
Restaurateurs Pat Murray and Jack Kozlak, who died within days of each other, spent years setting...
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'Prairie Home' alumna to fill new job at Northrop
Christine Tschida will direct academic and artistic use of U building, now undergoing an extensiv...
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Contract for Sabo Bridge consultants rises to $550K
Original agreement was $100,000 for firm to assess and oversee repair of Minneapolis pedestrian/b...
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Reward offered for information on desecrated Fort Snelling gravesite
Up to $10,000 is being offered for information on extensive digging at a veteran's grave at Fort ...
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LRT contract bidder warned Met Council of possible suit
A day before a vote on a huge contract, law firm told Met Council to preserve documents on its de...
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Some city officials question whether 10-year relationship with Unisys for IT services remains the best deal for taxpayers.
