St. Paul Schools: Gun Found In Student's Locker
For the second time this school year, a St. Paul student brought a gun to school, according to officials in the city's school district.
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For the second time this school year, a St. Paul student brought a gun to school, according to officials in the city's school district.
You might not be thinking about summer right now, but Valleyfair is. The Shakopee amusement park is now accepting applications to find more than 1,600 summer workers.
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One of Minnesota's most popular lakes is reaching ice-out. The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office says the upper portion of Lake Minnetonka is open.
An internationally renowned bee expert is one of three recipients of the prestigious 2016 Siehl Prizes for Excellence in Agriculture from the University of Minnesota.
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The University of Minnesota Police Department says a man was spotted Sunday on video surveillance stealing a bike near Middlebrook Hall.
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St. Paul police are investigating the first pedestrian death of the year after an SUV hit a mother and her 24-year-old daughter.
State officials are warning the public about heroin circulating in the north central part of the state that is connected with multiple overdoses and seven recent deaths.
Minnesota lawmakers are starting to wade through how to switch from presidential caucuses from a primary.
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A North Dakota National Guard unit based in Devils Lake has been notified that it might be called to duty in Afghanistan.
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