Regulators seized Andover, Minn.-based 1st Regents Bank last week, Twin Cities Business reports. It's the state's first bank failure of the year.
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. says Minnetonka-based First Minnesota Bank has agreed to purchase the failed bank's assets and assume all of the deposits.
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Last year, 51 U.S. banks were closed, including four in Minnesota.
A Ramsey County judge disputed Walz's claims that the Minnesota Department of Education was ordered by the court to resume payments to Feeding Our Future.
Both drivers were not wearing their seatbelt, according to the State Patrol.
A 16-year-old accused of instigating the altercation is also in custody.
Charges of first-degree murder and first-degree burglary are pending.
Police tried to enter the home but heavy smoke prevented them from getting inside.
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The crash happened just after 7:30 p.m. Friday.
None of the kids suffered life-threatening injuries, though some were taken to area hospitals.
Two men were shot outside the school's football stadium
Gunfire caused panic at a varsity football game Friday night.
A traffic stop was made after the vehicle was seen speeding through the area.
Maple Grove-based InterBank was among four banks in three states closed by federal regulators Friday. Great Southern Bank based in Missouri will taken over InterBanks's four branches in the Twin Cities metro starting Monday. The FDIC has now closed 21 failed U.S. banks this year.
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