Woman Fatally Struck By Car After Reportedly Falling In Middle Of St. Paul Intersection
Authorities in St. Paul say a woman died Tuesday night after she reportedly fell in the middle of an intersection and was struck by a car.
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Authorities in St. Paul say a woman died Tuesday night after she reportedly fell in the middle of an intersection and was struck by a car.
Allina Health says no visitors are allowed at its facilities as of Wednesday -- with exceptions -- due to updated COVID-19 guidelines.
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