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Singing in the Aquatennial rain
Tim Mahoney performed first at the annual Aquatennial Block Party on Nicollet Mall in Minneapolis...
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Population shifts from historically black South Side
Blacks and Latinos essentially swapped places in the area in just 10 years as the former increasi...
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County wheelage tax might pay for a new bridge in Minneapolis
Hennepin County will consider reviving a wheelage tax it hasn't used since 1975 to pay down debt ...
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Prosecutors: Secret meetings, commitment tests part of recruiting US Somalis to fight at home
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Gang member who shot girl is sentenced
Mother of shooting victim pleads with Marlon A. Lozano-Montano and gang members: "Stop hurtin...
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North Side revival
Churches and other faith-based groups redouble efforts to restore housing -- and hope -- in the r...
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Aquatennial starts with food, stretch
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Elders at risk during hot spell
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Ellison needs surgery after injuring knee in fall
Rep. Keith Ellison needed surgery Wednesday after hurting his knee in a fall.
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Minneapolis gets grant to improve bird habitat
The money will be used to make several urban parks along the Mississippi River more inviting to b...
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Man dies in apparent drowning in Minneapolis apartment complex swimming pool
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Downtown Minneapolis to be extra crowded on Friday
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Body pulled from river identified as Minneapolis man
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Minneapolis Aquatennial beckons
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Dome raises new roof in 45 minutes
With the Metrodome roof inflated following its replacement, all that's missing is the main tenant.
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Minneapolis checkup: Violent crime is down, but so are jobs
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19-year-old arrested in fatal shooting in north Minneapolis
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On the road to storm recovery
Public and private money flows to north Minneapolis community and nonprofit groups in wake of May...
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18 years in prison for Blaine hacker next door
Barry Ardolf hijacked his neighbors' Wi-Fi, stole their identities, threatened Biden.
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Metrodome ready to raise the roof Wednesday morning
Workers will take extra time inflating the structure's signature feature, which now will be sligh...
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Women bike more in Minneapolis
In Minneapolis, 31 to 45 percent (depending on the data) of bicyclists are women, compared with a...
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Cops say man robbed Mpls. bank, awaited arrest
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North Minneapolis landlord allowed to keep rental license
A Minneapolis City Council panel overturned recommendations to revoke licenses for 12 rental unit...
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Sober high: 'A different education'
PEASE Academy in Minneapolis offers strict sobriety rules and a deep understanding of the battle.
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Flynt plans new Hustler Hollywood store in Uptown
Neighbors from the area hope to make the new adult store feel unwelcome - without prompting a law...
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Susan Young was no ordinary bureaucrat. She won the respect of her crews, their unions and her customers alike, by meeting them on their own turf.
