Rassier Sues Investigators, Stearns County In Wetterling Abduction
After once being named a person of interest in the abduction of Jacob Wetterling, Dan Rassier is now filing a lawsuit against the county and state.
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After once being named a person of interest in the abduction of Jacob Wetterling, Dan Rassier is now filing a lawsuit against the county and state.
USA Hockey announced Tuesday night an agreement has been reached with the U.S. Women's National Team, and they'll play in the upcoming IIHF World Championships.
A major international human trafficking operation with ties to Minnesota has been disrupted.
A west metro construction project is delayed because of who may live along the roadway.
A former staple of news in the Twin Cities is calling it quits after more than three decades in broadcasting.
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It was a historic day at the University of Minnesota Veterinary Medical Center as doctors performed surgery on a 300-pound tiger.
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Senate Republicans are pursuing deep tax cuts over the next two years for students, families and those on Social Security.
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Dylan was awarded the Nobel Prize in literature and was characteristically mum about the honor.
