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On Friday we also take a look at family traditions around the deer hunting opener,  give the state's health insurance exchange a physical, and look at the Republicans competing for a chance to run against Sen. Al Franken. And, heading into the weekend, we interview the Wayzata writer behind a new movie about a rodeo cowboy with AIDS who takes his health -- and the law -- into his own hands.

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On Friday we also take a look at family traditions around the deer hunting opener,  give the state's health insurance exchange a physical, and look at the Republicans competing for a chance to run against Sen. Al Franken. And, heading into the weekend, we interview the Wayzata writer behind a new movie about a rodeo cowboy with AIDS who takes his health -- and the law -- into his own hands.


Minneapolis election officials have declared Betsy Hodges the unofficial winner of the mayor's race. A new lawsuit alleges top officials at the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis allowed a priest to continue working with children, despite reports he sexually abused children as early as 1969. A Legislative Auditor's report finds leaders of Minnesota's new health insurance exchange could have done more to prevent the accidental release of personal data belonging to about 1500 insurance agents. And nearly half a million hunters will head for the woods starting tomorrow for Minnesota's firearm deer hunting season.

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Another priest implicated in the Twin Cities; 'Redskins' nickname draws hundreds to protest

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