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In Cold Spring cop killing, 911 transcripts released

In Cold Spring cop killing, 911 transcripts released

The Stearns County Sheriff's Office has released transcripts of two 911 calls placed on the night Cold Spring police officer Tom Decker was killed. The transcripts provide a brief firsthand account of the shooting scene.
by Madeleine Baran and Conrad Wilson

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Students sickened at Paynesville school

Paynesville High School in central Minnesota closed early Tuesday after several students fell ill with suspected cases of carbon monoxide poisoning.
by Tim Post

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Duluth head shop owner faces federal charges

Duluth head shop owner faces federal charges

The owner of a Duluth head shop and three workers have been charged in a 54-count indictment accusing them of violating federal drug and regulatory laws.
by Dan Kraker

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Sand mining company wins round in Wabasha: No environmental review

Sand mining company wins round in Wabasha: No environmental review

The Wabasha City Council on Monday decided against requiring an environmental review of a company that wants to open a silica sand transportation facility in the city.
by Elizabeth Baier

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St. Croix bridge lobbying group continues work

St. Croix bridge lobbying group continues work

As preparations for a new St. Croix bridge move forward, a group that successfully lobbied for the bridge project is not stopping work.
by Jessica Mador

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PCA pay disparity unconstitutional, rules Minn. Appeals Court

Minnesota Appeals Court rules that the state's attempt to pay personal care attendants who care for relatives 20 percent less than other PCAs is unconstitutional.
by Sasha Aslanian

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FBI searching Sauk River in Cold Spring case

FBI searching Sauk River in Cold Spring case

The FBI is in Cold Spring Monday searching the Sauk River for evidence in the killing of Cold Spring Police Ofc. Tom Decker.
by Madeleine Baran and Conrad Wilson

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Man killed after St. Paul Kowalski's robbery

A man suspected of robbing the St. Paul Kowalski's supermarket was shot and wounded Monday morning while running away from two police officers.
by Curtis Gilbert

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Flood aid trickles in 6 months after NE Minnesota deluge

Flood aid trickles in 6 months after NE Minnesota deluge

Six months ago this week, flash floods tore through northeast Minnesota, ripping up roads and filling basements. The disaster caused more than $40 million in damage to private homes -- many of them without flood insurance. But some of the hardest hit areas have so far received very little state or federal funding.
by Dan Kraker

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In Minn., new tactics to help immigrant students

In Minn., new tactics to help immigrant students

To boost English learners' performance, some Minnesota schools are trying new approaches designed to help them more quickly grasp the language. Among them is Kennedy Elementary in Willmar, Minn., which has a growing number of students from Somalia.
by Tim Post

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