St. Paul continues investigation into cyberattack
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The city of St. Paul and state and federal agencies are investigating a cyberattack that took place a week ago Friday. City staff took down access to online payments, library databases and some park systems as the attack is investigated.
The Albert Lea City Council has narrowly blocked its first cannabis dispensary from opening.
Drivers on Interstate 90 in southern Minnesota will likely see a lot more motorcycles on the freeway over the next couple of weeks. That’s as thousands of riders from across the country head to the annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally in western South Dakota.
It’s going to be another weekend of freeway closures in the Twin Cities.
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The sinking Twins were major dealers at the trade deadline. The Twins on Thursday sent several players to other teams in exchange for prospects. Veterans including Carlos Correa, Willi Castro, Harrison Bader, Ty France, Louis Varland and Griffin Jax all were traded to other teams. The Twins begin a weekend series against the Guardians in Cleveland Friday night.
The Lynx tipoff against the Aces in Las Vegas Saturday afternoon.
Minnesota United play a Leagues Cup match Saturday against Club Americana in Houston.
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Some city services still unavailable after St. Paul cyberattack
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Several freeway closures planned in Twin Cities this weekend
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