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The man walked away from the home on April 20.
A vote was taken in the Minnesota House on Wednesday.
The Minneapolis Police Federation is openly defying the mayor's ban.
Beer and wine is currently only available in premium seating areas.
Robison spent his entire career with the Vikings.
The pair voided more than $2,000 of customer transactions and pocketed the difference.
The miniature schnauzer was returned to her owners this weekend.
Berrios will pitch Friday. The Twins also called up Fernando Romero.
The meter changes introduced last week by the City of Minneapolis affects weekend parking.
The 36-year-old was reported missing April 19.
The sketch artist sends the portraits surviving family members.
Guests at the downtown Radisson Hotel in Fargo were allowed back in after a bomb threat evacuated the building for two hours Saturday night, the Fargo Forum reports. There have been three other bomb threats in a week in the region: at the Fargo Hector International Airport on Tuesday, the Grand Forks International Airport on Wednesday and North Dakota State University on Friday.
Bloomberg reports an Iranian and four Singapore citizens are facing charges in an alleged illegal export ring. The report says they smuggled radio technology from a Minnesota manufacturer to build explosives used against U.S. troops in Iraq.
Books, food, pet toys and more: WCCO has a few ideas if you want to support the local economy this holiday season.
KAAL-TV reports there are six job-seekers for every full-time job opening in the southeastern part of the state. That translates to about 17,000 people looking for work, when there are only 2,800 job openings.
A whipping cream product is being voluntarily yanked from the shelves following a consumer advisory issued by the Minnesota Department of Agriculture. The Solway, Minn.-based product -- Blackstar Dairy heavy whipping cream -- has a sell-by date of June 17. So far no illnesses have been linked to the product.
Last July, “Roadshow” came to the Minneapolis Convention Center and left with enough good finds for three hourlong episodes. The first premieres on tpt tonight, May 7, at 7 p.m. Minnesota Supreme Court justice and Pro Football Hall of Famer Alan Page appears in next week's episode.
The Twin Cities Film Fest wraps up in Minneapolis Saturday night with the premiere of the comedy drama "Lumpy," with star Justin Long and Minnesota-born director Ted Koland in attendance.
