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‘Crime of the century’ exhibit explores impacts of Lindbergh kidnapping

By Kirsti Marohn A new exhibit at the Charles Lindbergh House and Museum in central Minnesota explores the ...

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Veterans with PTSD turn to the outdoors to improve mental health

By Erica Zurek Nothing could stop Sandi Braunstein from carving her way down a ski run at Snowmass ...

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Walz rebuked by Trump administration for comparing immigration agents to Gestapo

By Ryan Faircloth Star Tribune (TNS) Gov. Tim Walz drew the ire of the Trump administration this week ...

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Voting rights advocates tout success of new law in getting formerly incarcerated people to the polls

By Mark Zdechlik Thousands of newly eligible voters in Minnesota cast ballots in the 2024 election, following the ...

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Minnesota lawmakers fail to finish budget on time, head toward special session

By Dana Ferguson and Clay Masters Less than 10 percent of the Minnesota budget fell into place prior to the ...

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A ‘last day’ arrives for Minnesota lawmakers that will be anything but a conclusion

By Clay Masters and Peter Cox Monday is adjournment day for the 2025 Minnesota legislative session, but lawmakers aren’t done ...

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Falcon Heights to charge $25 for State Fair parking

The Falcon Heights City Council has approved a pay-by-mobile parking program for the duration of the Minnesota State ...

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U of M shuts down research center plagued by plagiarism allegations

By Catharine Richert and Curtis Gilbert The University of Minnesota is shutting down a multimillion-dollar research center that ...

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Budget pact will be put to test as Minnesota lawmakers fill in details, bring plan up for votes

By Peter Cox It might be all over but the shouting on a budget agreement between legislative leaders ...

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Minnesota lawmakers push for social media warning labels to protect kids’ mental health

By Dana Ferguson Tabbatha Urbanski’s son, Seth, was weeks away from his 18th birthday when he fatally overdosed ...

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‘I love it’: How a ‘Log-Off Lunch’ helps high schoolers break away from phones

By Nicole Ki Inside a cafeteria at Two Rivers High School in Mendota Heights, students are lining up ...

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A U-turn on EVs? Minnesota lawmakers could be headed that direction in session finale

By Clay Masters Cornerstone Auto Group president and CEO Rob Powell has a collection of dealerships in the ...

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Plenty of work ahead as legislative session winds down — or spills into overtime

By Peter Cox With the sun setting soon on the Minnesota legislative session, there’s plenty of work to ...

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Warm weather, relaxed limits suggest strong Minnesota fishing opener this weekend

By Kirsti Marohn The opening of the summer fishing season this weekend is expected to bring a flood ...

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Minnesota Senate passes bill to establish Office of Inspector General

By Peter Cox The Minnesota Senate passed a bill Thursday that would establish a new spending oversight entity ...

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