Rain-Snow Transition, Temperature Plunge Makes Plow Salt Less Effective This Storm
Immediately, MnDOT plows hit the major metro interstates, but they say the cold temperatures and wet roads made their salt and brine less effective.
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Immediately, MnDOT plows hit the major metro interstates, but they say the cold temperatures and wet roads made their salt and brine less effective.
A 2-year-old child died Wednesday after being struck by a bullet in St. Paul.
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A Twin Cities woman is facing felony charges in the death of a 2-month-old boy earlier this month.
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