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The female instructor suffered two broken bones in her face.
Threatening emails were sent to businesses in Waite Park, among others.
Built in 1918, this home is a prime example of architecture from the Arts & Crafts era–an era that honored the craftsman, the family, and nature.
And if you want to rent it, cash flows immediately!
The bar chain has a location in downtown Minneapolis.
Simpson Housing Services is one of 24 organizations selected for grants.
The 21-year-old from Andover was a college student overseas.
He was one of 5 Democrats who casted a decisive vote.
Time to mentally prepare yourself for a lot of grey and brown colors?
Baraboo has attracted unwanted attention since a controversial picture went viral last month.
The gunslinger hasn't ruled out coaching in the NFL in his future.
Edina native Mardy Fish is a winner at Wimbledon. He beat Spain’s Rubert Ramirez-Hidalgo in straight sets today, hitting 24 aces. It was Fish’s first match since having a medical procedure on his heart in May.
It took more than four hours, but Edina native Mardy Fish won his second-round match at Wimbledon today -- holding on to beat Britain's James Ward in five sets. It's Fish's first tournament since having a medical procedure on his heart in May.
Scratch Mardy Fish from the French Open tennis tournament. The Edina native reportedly has pulled out due to “fatigue.” Fish, ranked 10th in the world, hasn’t played in a month.
It's hazardous duty at Wimbledon. Watch as Edina native Mardy Fish hits a line judge in the eye with a serve during his match with Jo-Wilfried Tsonga.
Don't forget your fishing license if you're going out on the lakes for the fishing opener! The Pioneer Press also recommends a lifejacket and a camera, if you think you'll catch the big one. Good luck!
A heart procedure forced Mardy Fish to miss the French Open, but the Minnesota native is rested and ready to play at Wimbledon. Wimbledon draws were announced Friday and Fish received the No. 10 seed. Fish is the 12th ranked player in the world, and second ranked American behind No. 10 John Isner.
Edina native Mardy Fish is happy to be part of this weekend's ATP World Tour Finals. Ranked No. 8 in the world, Fish says he doesn't feel like he belongs with the likes of Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer, and Novak Djokavich, but is excited to be part of the year end tournament. The finals feature the top eight players in the world.