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Carbon monoxide poisoning kills 3

Two men and a boy are dead in Minneapolis after being overcome by carbon monoxide in a north Minneapolis home.

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Minnesota sees increase in bicycle fatalities

Minnesota sees increase in bicycle fatalities

Bicycle commuting is up by double-digit numbers in Minneapolis, according to the U.S. Census Bureau's American Community Survey. However, there is a downside to having more bike commuters. Already this year, bike fatalities in Minnesota are more than double what they were for all of last year.
by Dan Olson

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Minnesota's new hospital on wheels

State officials are rolling out a new eight-bed "mini-hospital" meant to provide care in emergencies and towns without regular hospitals.
by Tim Nelson

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A new normal for Twin Cities commuters

A new normal for Twin Cities commuters

The new I-35W bridge opened this morning, less than 14 months after the old span collapsed into the Mississippi River. For drivers, what used to be a routine trip before the collapse, was -- at least for today -- anything but routine.
by Brandt Williams

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The I-35W bridge reopens

The I-35W bridge reopens

The new I-35W bridge is open to traffic, just 13 months after the old one collapsed into the Mississippi River.

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One woman's view of the bridge

Margi Pemble of Minneapolis had a closeup view of the 35W bridge collapse, from the window of her 14th floor condo nearby. She took a lot of photos that day, and thereafter, and shares them with us.

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35W bridge will be closely monitored

Hundreds of sensors, some placed inside the bridge's concrete during construction, will send data to the University of Minnesota for analysis.
by Tim Post

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