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A federal appeals court has acquitted three Minnesota men of charges they were part of a Somali-American gang that trafficked young girls.
Man arrested in Minneapolis mosque break-in, vandalism
Police believe the suspect is connected to a string of burglaries the past 10 days. There's no indication the mosque break-in was motivated by hate.
Photos: Crashed Ice brings world championship to St. Paul
Cameron Naasz of Lakeville took the title, becoming the first American to win the Ice Cross Downhill World Championship.
Black Lives Matter: Crashed Ice protest canceled; demands addressed
Following hours of discussion, Black Lives Matter St. Paul leaders Friday said they found common ground with city officials on several issues, including the firing of a St. Paul police officer over a Facebook post.
Vikings stadium leak may cost $4 million to fix
Workers will need to remove the U.S. Bank Stadium sign and pull off part of the stadium's outer dark metal cladding to replace a faulty moisture barrier. Officials say it won't cost taxpayers.
Play lifts curtain on N. Korea's weirdness, and ours
"You for Me for You" follows two sisters as they attempt to leave their country, with mixed results.
Some of the guns sold by Eitan Benjamin Feldman were used in area crimes within days of their purchase, according to an indictment unsealed Thursday.
A Brooklyn Park woman who pleaded guilty to terroristic threats after pointing a rifle at a Muslim couple waiting to pick up their son last spring was sentenced Thursday.
Crowded Mpls. morgue has medical examiner looking to move out of downtown
The Hennepin County medical examiner's staff has been making do in an old food-service building, but stadium-related development makes that location untenable.