Charges: Driver Had 10 Drinks Before Fatal Wrong-Way Crash On I-394
When a trooper asked him if he knew he was driving the wrong way, the man allegedly replied, "Sorry bro."
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When a trooper asked him if he knew he was driving the wrong way, the man allegedly replied, "Sorry bro."
If you're cleaning up from Tuesday's snowfall, you're going to want to bundle up.
Hill was the quarterback for North Community High School in Minneapolis, where he was also an honor roll student.
"You see a [Dodge Challenger SRT] Hellcat running at the gas station, you still got it in the back of your mind that there's a guy out there that will give you $60,000 right now for that Hellcat. That $60,000 going to run all the good thoughts that you had because you're broke," John said.
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A dancer from Brooklyn Park is getting the opportunity of a lifetime.
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A celebration of life was held Tuesday for a 15 year-old who was the pride of Minneapolis' north side.
The Women's Final Four was last in Minnesota in 1995. The Super Bowl came in 2018. The Men's Final Four was in 2019. This time around, circumstances of the pandemic present a very different place.
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