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St. Paul Authorizes $1 Million For Expanding Shelters Ahead Of Planned Encampment Closures
Wolf, a man living in the Pig's Eye Park encampment, told WCCO last month there's no simple fix for most of the homeless community.
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Former Minnesota Reserve Sheriff Pleads Guilty In Child Sex Abuse Material Case
Tyler Pettit, from Isle, was charged in 2024 with four counts of disseminating pornographic material involving children 14 and younger.
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What Year-Round Daylight Saving Time Would Mean For Minnesota
"Nothing would change during the summer," said Mike Augustyniak, WCCO's director of meteorology.
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Pickle Wine, Ranch Dressing Beer Among New Specialty Drinks At 2026 Minnesota State Fair
The fair announced its new beers, cocktails and other beverages for 2026 on Tuesday.
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Eagan Recycling Plant Sued Over Children's Alleged Lead Exposure
Gopher Resource residents advocated for their community's safety after learning that the battery recycling plant exceeded lead air quality.
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Suni Lee Back In Action At Twin Cities Gym Where It All Started
Lee said after the Paris games, she was a little confused about a return to the sport, but after much contemplation, she's sure she's ready.
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Minnesota DNR Logs 202 Fish Kill Reports As Heat Wave Pushes Lake Temps To 88 Degrees
Crews with the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources are measuring lake conditions after numerous fish kills.
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Trump To Impose 50% Tariffs On Canadian Hockey Sticks, Milk, Alcohol And Other Goods
Goods that flow across the border under the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement, or USMCA, will not be exempt from the new tariffs.
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Tips For Keeping Your Pet Safe Amid Air Quality Alert In Minnesota
Short-nosed dog breeds, birds and animals with preexisting respiratory conditions are especially vulnerable, AHS said.
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After 40 Days In The Colorado Wilderness, This Cat Named Fridge Was Reunited With Her Minnesota Owner
One of her cats, Lewis, was nearby. But 3-year-old Fridge was "nowhere to be seen."
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Lyndale Avenue Redesign Approved By Minneapolis City Council Despite Small Business Pushback
Supporters of the project said the changes are long overdue.
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Could Trump's Endorsement Of Mike Lindell Hurt Minnesota GOP's Election Chances?
A Republican analyst said that if Republicans fear that if Lindell wins the primary and is the GOP nominee, they could lose everywhere.
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Ramsey County Officials Sue DHS Over Investigation Into Hmong American's Arrest In St. Paul
Ramsey County Attorney John Choi seeks "declaratory and injunctive relief to set aside Defendants' unlawful policy of noncooperation.
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Minnesota Mom Aids In Rescue From Afar When Family's Boundary Waters Trip Ends In Wildfire Evacuation
Shane Hoefer and five of his children were deep in the wilderness near Lake Insula when they learned they needed to leave.
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Lumberjack World Championships Draw Competitors From More Than A Dozen States To Northern Wisconsin
The skills that helped shape this region have become a test of strength, speed, and balance.
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A Wisconsin Family Is Suing Target After Their 10-Month-Old Died From Swallowing A Water Bead
The couple claims that the company failed to warn them about the dangers of a water beads product sold exclusively at Target.
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Wisconsin Governor's Race Puts Democratic Socialist Platform To A Key Swing-State Test
Over the last month, Democratic socialists have notched victories in the liberal strongholds of New York City, Washington, D.C., and Denver.
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Vandals Smash Car Windows In St. Louis Park Neighborhood
A spokesperson for the City of St. Louis Park said officers took 18 reports of vehicle tampering and stolen property around 5 a.m.
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Civil Rights Group Demands Action Over Poor Conditions At Minneapolis Housing Complex
Dangerous living conditions are prompting calls for the firing of a public housing leader in Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis City Council Approves 5-Month Pause On Data Center Development
The moratorium does not apply to smaller data centers located downtown that are less than 350,000 square feet.
