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Water main breaks in downtown Minneapolis
A water main break at one of the busiest intersections in downtown Minneapolis is causing low water pressure for some downtown residents and businesses.
Orchestras, musicians meet to restart contract talks
It may be the case that little news is good news in the contract negotiations at both of the Twin Cities major orchestras.
Hennepin County authorities have charged a 34-year-old man for a fatal stabbing in south Minneapolis over the weekend.
Firefighters found the body of a Shoreview woman in her burning home Monday morning.
Best Buy, Supervalu end rocky year; what's in store for 2013?
It has been a very bad year for Best Buy and Supervalu, two of Minnesota's biggest public companies. Both stumbled badly in 2012, and questions persist about what will be left of each company a year from now.
Snow during the past 24 to 36 hours accumulated in the Twin Cities, with amounts of 4 inches extending from Sioux Falls, S.D., to La Crosse, Wis., and on east to the Wisconsin Dells.
The Minneapolis Fire Marshal says unattended candles caused a fire that destroyed a condominium building Friday morning in the city's Uptown neighborhood.
Congressional gridlock threatens benefits for 12,000 jobless in Minn.
It looks all but certain that some 12,000 jobless Minnesotans will lose their extended unemployment insurance after this week. They're all slated to come to a halt tomorrow, barring a last-minute agreement from a deeply divided Congress.
Public input is sought on proposed angling changes around the state that would improve opportunities for trout and sturgeon fishing, as well protect flathead catfish during the winter.
Candidates line up in wake of Rybak's announcement
Minneapolis voters will elect the city's first new mayor in more than a decade next year. Mayor R.T. Rybak's announcement that he will not seek a fourth term will unleash a flood of pent up political ambition. Within hours of the announcement, candidates were already lining up to take Rybak's place.