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He sold drugs to his own community; now he fights for redemption

He sold drugs to his own community; now he fights for redemption

James Cross used to sell drugs in Minneapolis and on northern Minnesota's Native American reservations. After more than two decades in and out of jail, he's working to support recovery and addiction programs in Native American communities.
by Jon Collins

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This White Earth mom lost her pregnant daughter to overdose

This White Earth mom lost her pregnant daughter to overdose

Rita Rogers still gets bills in the mail from the last treatment center her daughter was ordered to attend.
by Jon Collins

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Family of dead drug informant asks for federal investigation

It's been nearly two years since the body of Andrew Sadek, 20, was found in the Red River -- not far from where he attended the North Dakota State College of Science in Wahpeton.
by The Associated Press

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1 man dies in St. Paul market fire

1 man dies in St. Paul market fire

Authorities are trying to determine what caused a fire that killed one man in a St. Paul neighborhood market early Thursday morning.
by Riham Feshir

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Police describe Shakopee double-homicide scene as 'brutal'

Police describe Shakopee double-homicide scene as 'brutal'

The victims, a 68-year-old man and 67-year-old woman, were beaten to death. Shakopee Police Chief Jeff Tate identified the suspect as the victims' 40-year-old son.
by The Associated Press

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Home opener: Twins debut new safety netting by Target Field dugouts

Home opener: Twins debut new safety netting by Target Field dugouts

The extra barriers aim to keep baseballs and bats from flying into the crowd, says Twins President Dave St. Peter. He also tells MPR News he's open to talks about banning smokeless tobacco at the park.
by Riham Feshir

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Mesabi Daily News editor on booms and busts along the Iron Range

Mesabi Daily News editor on booms and busts along the Iron Range

Editor Bill Hanna shared his perspective on the current downturn, and offered a little context: He began his work in newspapers in the middle of an earlier downturn on the Iron Range.
by MPR News Staff

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