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In a few weeks, the MSPIFF starts up and everything else goes out the window. So if you're looking to wrap up some loose ends -- like, say, Nymphomaniac, Vol. 1 -- do so as soon as possible.
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In a few weeks, the MSPIFF starts up and everything else goes out the window. So if you're looking to wrap up some loose ends -- like, say, Nymphomaniac, Vol. 1 -- do so as soon as possible.
Just because a Minnesota welfare recipient is a convicted drug felon doesn't mean that person must be subject to random drug tests, members of a state Senate health and human services panel decided on Monday.
Charges have been filed against a number of people – including a father and son – in connection to the death of a Dawson teenager who fled an underage drinking party and died of hypothermia, the Lac qui Parle County Attorney's Office announced Monday.
It's been a frustrating early spring real estate market for house hunters in the Twin Cities. Minnesota Association of Realtors Executive Director Chris Galler says there's usually more for sale by this time in March.
The Bemidji Police Department is asking for the public's help to identify and locate a woman, who was allegedly spotted with a baby in the trunk of her vehicle.
A 61-year-old woman from western Wisconsin was killed Friday after getting into a crash with a semi-truck, according to the Polk County Sheriff's Office. Authorities responded to the crash at about 10:19 a.m. Friday on State Highway 87 near 250th Avenue in Sterling Township.
The nationwide flood insurance premium spike has hit Roseau, where the specter of policies that could add $400 to a monthly home payment has affected the local housing market.
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Going green in your office can do more than just create a healthier environment, it can also create a healthier bottom line.
Minnesota has its share of ghost towns that people abandoned for one reason or another. When the last person leaves, though, it's not always the end of the story. Take, for example, the place that likes to call itself "the biggest little town in the world." Emmaville, Minn. northeast of Park Rapids, Minn., is back from the dead – at least for now.
It's been two weeks since ice houses cleared local lakes, but some are still ice fishing. So that got us wondering: With cold days like Sunday, is the ice still safe to walk on?
A week from Monday is the deadline for signing up for insurance under Obamacare. Despite early problems, the state of Minnesota's health exchange, MNsure, says it is seeing a huge surge of people signing up.
Some lawmakers are trying to help Minnesota ice arenas pay for a pricy upgrade. Beginning in 2020, there's an international agreement to stop producing the R-22 refrigerant, which many rinks use to stay cold. The transition will mean higher costs, as the rinks will need to find alternative refrigeration systems.
A pair of former Navy SEALs are the keynote speakers for Tuesday's annual fundraising dinner for the Minnesotans' Military Appreciation Fund.
The Robbinsdale police chief stepped down Saturday after being issued a citation for hiring and engaging in prostitution by the Coon Rapids Police Department on Feb. 20.
