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Toddler found dead in Anoka Co. day care

State officials suspended the license of a day care provider in Anoka County the day a young boy was found dead. The sheriff's office also is investigating.
by Mukhtar M. Ibrahim

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Blast, fire leave Madelia and its people devastated

Blast, fire leave Madelia and its people devastated

With six or more businesses destroyed, the town will feel the effects of Wednesday's disaster for years.
by Mark Steil

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Could bikes play a role in disaster relief? Exercise puts it to the test

An exercise in disaster relief Wednesday will try to challenge the notion that bicycles can't be used effectively in emergency situations.

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Explosion sparked fire on Madelia's Main Street

Explosion sparked fire on Madelia's Main Street

The mayor says a major fire has destroyed or damaged at least a half-dozen commercial buildings on Main Street.
by Jon Collins

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Minn. traffic deaths approach a record for January

Minn. traffic deaths approach a record for January

State officials said Monday the number of fatalities on Minnesota roads last month was more than double the death toll from January 2015.
by Tim Nelson

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Railroad: 850 gallons of soybean oil leaked in derailment

Railroad: 850 gallons of soybean oil leaked in derailment

The Canadian Pacific Railroad says around 850 gallons of soybean oil leaked when six tanker cars derailed into the Mississippi River in southeastern Minnesota.
by The Associated Press

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