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2 teens killed, 3 injured in Chisago City crash

Authorities continue to investigate a head-on crash over the weekend that left two teenagers dead and three others injured in Chisago City.
by MPR News Staff

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Minneapolis mayor candidates differ over policing, minimum wage at MPR News/Star Tribune debate

Minneapolis mayor candidates differ over policing, minimum wage at MPR News/Star Tribune debate

Minneapolis mayoral candidates DeWayne Davis, Jacob Frey, Omar Fateh and Jazz Hampton — four of 15 candidates on the ranked choice ballot — met for a debate ahead of Election Day on Nov. 4. MPR News and The Minnesota Star Tribune sponsored it.
by Jon Collins

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Minnesota home sales up as mortgage interest rates fall

Minnesota home sales up as mortgage interest rates fall

Listings rose 4.9 percent across the state while pending sales increased 5.9 percent, according to data from the industry trade group, Minnesota Realtors. In the Twin Cities region, listings were up 5.2 percent and pending sales rose 7.9 percent.
by Alanna Elder and The Associated Press

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Minnesota minister rediscovers his faith among people in need

Minnesota minister rediscovers his faith among people in need

When the Rev. Devlyn Brooks started a new job, it challenged his faith and his view of religion. That helped transform him, his ministry and the success of a Moorhead-based emergency shelter and food pantry.
by Dan Gunderson

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City of Buffalo hopes plan to replace old government center with housing, businesses will boost downtown

City of Buffalo hopes plan to replace old government center with housing, businesses will boost downtown

The developer plans to tear down the old Wright County Government Center and build two five-story apartment buildings with about 200 units, plus 16 patio homes, commercial space and possibly a marina on the shore of Buffalo Lake. 
by Kirsti Marohn

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Advocates: Families could go hungry if SNAP benefits end on Nov. 1

Advocates: Families could go hungry if SNAP benefits end on Nov. 1

Stakeholders in food assistance programs say they are still looking at a Nov. 1 cutoff for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits if the federal shutdown continues. The loss of federal funding leaves a $73 million void in Minnesota’s nutritional safety net.  
by Grace Praxmarer and Olivia Hanson

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