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Deputies shoot, injure person at home in NW Minnesota

Sheriff's deputies shot and wounded a person Saturday night at a home in northwestern Minnesota's Becker County.
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Constituent in Rep. Ilhan Omar's district reacts to President Trump's recent attacks

Constituent in Rep. Ilhan Omar's district reacts to President Trump's recent attacks

NPR's Lulu Garcia-Navarro asks Somali immigrant and Twin Cities resident Saciido Shaie about the chants of "send her back" that President Trump's supporters said about her member of Congress.
by Lulu Garcia-Navarro

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This weekend is your chance for a unique view of the Twin Cities

This weekend is your chance for a unique view of the Twin Cities

The views from the Highland Water Tower in St. Paul are some of the best in the Twin Cities — but they're available to the public only twice a year. This weekend is one of those opportunities.
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Video: Cops, citizen stop runaway school bus in western MN

Video: Cops, citizen stop runaway school bus in western MN

Some quick thinking and bold driving by deputies and a local fireman helped avert disaster Wednesday as the bus plowed through Granite Falls after the driver suffered a medical emergency. No one was hurt.
by John Enger

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Minneapolis police chief wants 400 more officers by 2025

Minneapolis police chief wants 400 more officers by 2025

Arradondo tells a City Council committee the department’s funding model has been broken for decades, and the scarcity of officers is undermining public trust.
by Euan Kerr

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'Big Boy' locomotive traveling across Minnesota

'Big Boy' locomotive traveling across Minnesota

The world’s largest steam locomotive is making a stop in St. Paul for the day Thursday in honor of the transcontinental railroad’s 150th anniversary. It’ll be in Duluth on Saturday.
by Sophia Sura

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Minneapolis refines affordable housing requirement

The City Council is working toward finalizing an ordinance requiring that 10 or 20 percent of apartments in many developments be affordable for low-income renters. An interim ordinance is now in effect.
by Martin Moylan

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