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Charges from Mpls. ambush: 'I wanted to hurt some cops'
Despite her stab wounds, one officer gave first aid to assailant, according to an attorney.
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Block of Nicollet Mall reopening after water gushes onto street
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St. Cloud will unveil new air service
Afternoon announcement to reveal air carrier to restore commercial service to St. Cloud Regional ...
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Minneapolis dedicates Harmon Killebrew Field
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Rosenblum: Small library, part of LoLa Art Crawl, honors a large spirit
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Man fatally shot in south Minneapolis identified
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Minnesota leads again on ACT
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Portland, Park lanes for cars could be cut
Hennepin County will propose at an Aug. 30 hearing that the bicycle lanes on the one-way avenues ...
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Minneapolis businesses wary of stricter city rules
A proposal to give City Hall new powers to deal more quickly with problem establishments is getti...
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South Minneapolis dog park may open in November
After ironing out drainage issues, the Minneapolis Park Board is anticipating that construction o...
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Water main break ties up Nicollet Mall
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Bogus 911 call from suspect lured Mpls. park police into ambush
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Minneapolis park police officer is stabbed; robbery suspect is shot and wounded
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Four charged with robbing, killing Red Lake couple
Two others face robbery charges in federal court over the New Year's Day 2011 discovery on the re...
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Co-op looks to fill in the gaps in northeast Minneapolis
New investment pool aims to jump-start retail development and revive Central Avenue.
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Cold and wet, man rescued from tunnel in Minneapolis
He got trapped, apparently while exploring under the old Pillsbury Mill on SE. Main Street in Min...
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Meter expiring on old-time parking enforcement
Minneapolis is getting high-tech devices expected to help increase enforcement - and revenue.
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Bootleggers folds under city pressure
Bootleggers is closing after Minneapolis threatened to revoke liquor license, a threat facing a n...
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Man in parked van is shot to death in Minneapolis
No arrests had been made in the city's third killing since Saturday.
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Shooting victim ID'd; police seek potential witness
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Appeals Court reverses award against Mpls. blogger
It rules "Johnny Northside" Hoff protected by First Amendment.
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Landlord, under fire, fights back
Minneapolis records show Khan's buildings have racked up $112,654 in citations.
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Suspects sought after 2 Minneapolis slayings
The men were slain on opposite sides of Minneapolis.
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Man found shot in south Minneapolis street dies
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'Mafia' game gets heave-ho from U day camps
The role-playing game with violent themes was pulled from the U's elementary-level day camps afte...
< Negligent landlord leaves Somali mall without water >
Posted at 08/23 22:36 by test
A number of businesses at a predominantly Somali mall have gone without water and working bathrooms this week because of a negligent landlord.
