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Police: 3 found dead in Bloomington restaurant parking lot

Bloomington police are investigating after three men were found dead in a truck in a parking lot Wednesday evening. Police believe it was a murder-suicide.

• Feb 2, 2023

Alan Page's "Testify" exhibit returns to Minneapolis Central Library for Black History Month

The newest display at Minneapolis Central Library aims to educate you, but also calls you to action.

• Feb 1, 2023

University of Minnesota law professors test if AI program ChatGPT can pass their final exams

Some University of Minnesota law professors wanted to find out if the artificial intelligence program ChatGPT could pass their final exams.

• Jan 30, 2023

"People are getting ripped off": How to pick up on and avoid an ice dam scam

Ice dams can create long-term headaches for homeowners. They can lead to flooding, mold and more. But companies looking to cash in on profit have started to offer ice dam removal services despite not having the proper tools or know-how.

• Jan 29, 2023

"It's a challenge": 100 dive below White Bear Lake in world record attempt

White Bear Lake was the center of the ice scuba diving world Saturday, as hundreds from around the world set their sights on making history.

• Jan 28, 2023

"It's a huge milestone": Community, family celebrate Chester Tollefson's 100th Birthday

While the event, hosted at Rise Inc's Spring Lake campus, was intended to honor Tollefson, it also honored his lifelong commitment to serving people with disabilities.

• Jan 27, 2023

Officer shot in White Bear Lake; 33-year-old man taken into custody

At about 10 p.m. Tuesday, White Bear Lake officers tried to arrest someone at the Lakewood Hills apartment complex. At some point gunshots rang out and a police officer was hit.

• Jan 25, 2023

Snow sculptures bring energy, creativity to downtown Stillwater

As the second-ever World Snow Sculpting Competition comes to a wrap Sunday, co-chair Sara Jespersen is still trying to wrap her head around how one event has come so far, so fast.

• Jan 22, 2023

"It's a huge relief": US Pond Hockey Championships underway after early ice concerns

Saturday's contests at the U.S. Pond Hockey Championships at Lake Nokomis were perfectly on track, much to the delight of event organizers following a delayed start Friday.

• Jan 21, 2023

State Patrol hiring seven commercial vehicle inspectors

Seven Minnesotans have the chance to join the team working to keep the state's highways safe and secure for all commercial traffic.

• Jan 20, 2023

U.S. Bank Stadium ranked ugliest stadium in the world, survey says

The stadium ranked seventh among all U.S. buildings in overall ugliness, a list headed up​ by the J. Edgar Hoover Building in Washington D.C., followed by the Boston City Hall and New York's Verizon Building.

• Jan 20, 2023

St. Paul neighborhoods frustrated as snow removal drags on, with more snow expected

St. Paul's director of Public Works is apologizing after plows weren't able finish the job on the first of four days of a special snow clearing event, and is now asking residents for patience.

• Jan 18, 2023

"We can't purchase this type of publicity": Downtown excitement boiling over for Vikings

The last time the Vikings played a home playoff game -- 2018's matchup against the New Orleans Saints -- hotel capacity reached 90%.

• Jan 14, 2023

"Overjoyed, overwhelmed": Appetite For Change to be recognized during MLK breakfast

The honor comes as Appetite For Change surpasses more than a decade of service.

• Jan 13, 2023

At 4-stories tall, Jeffrey the Snowman dazzles passersby in western Wisconsin

Jeffrey's arms are not sticks, but trees. His pipe isn't a corncob, but PVC. And raising his hat took the help of a crane.

• Jan 12, 2023

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