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Police are asking the public for help finding the vandals.
There have been no Mega Millions winners since July.
She was struck when a semi truck ran a red light.
Remember the harsh cold during the winter of 2013-14?
Dispatch logs reveal previously unreported details about the night Jayme went missing.
It's also sometimes referred to as a "Shock Doctor."
Kaleb Fischer was severely injured while repairing a manure spreader.
The 2nd District congressman made light of harassment allegations.
Quite the homecoming for the 2018-19 season.
Commuters who take 35W northbound into Minneapolis will be pleased.
Denise and James Closs were shot dead at their home in Barron on Monday.
St. Paul native and former Cretin-Derham Hall standout wide receiver Michael Floyd was drafted by the Arizona Cardinals with the No. 13 pick in the first round. Floyd, who caught 100 passes at Notre Dame last season, joins former Academy of Holy Angels star Larry Fitzgerald Jr. in the Cardinals receiving corp.
Former Cretin-Derham Hall standout Michael Floyd signed with the Arizona Cardinals on Monday. The wide receiver was drafted in the first round out of Notre Dame. Floyd's deal is for four years with an option for a fifth season.
Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald is back in Minnesota this week for his annual football camp. He's holding the camp for young players at his alma mater, the Academy of Holy Angels. Fitzgerald says the event is "blowing up from year to year."
The bonds were sold at a historic low interest rate of 2.82 percent. The sale now brings the state’s bond debt total just under $6 million.
Palestinian advocates have filed a lawsuit claiming it's illegal for Minnesota to hold Israeli bonds because Israel violates international law in its treatment of Palestinians. Governor Dayton says the group is entitled to disagree with the investment, but he says calling it illegal is not responsible.
The 23rd James Bond movie "Skyfall" is the only new film seeing a wide release this weekend, and local film critics say the latest 007 adventure thriller starring Daniel Craig reaches dizzying new heights.
The rejection letter that F. Scott Fitzgerald received from the New Yorker told him that publishing his story "Thanks for the Light" was out of the question. But after his grandchildren rediscovered the one-page story, the magazine's editors reversed their predecessors' decision.
Gov. Mark Dayton signed a $496 million bonding bill Friday that will result in thousands of construction jobs in Minnesota and includes a long list of public works projects, the DFL governor said. Projects include college campus buildings, flood mitigation, roads and bridges and a $44 million start on the renovation of the State Capitol building.