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Police say an argument apparently led to the shooting, which killed one man and seriously wounded two others.
The Minnesota Court of Appeals has rejected a challenge to the state's decision to award the contract for the new Interstate 35W bridge to a Colorado contractor.
Grant to fund expansion of bike route-planning site
An online search engine for the Twin Cities' best bicycle routes received a funding boost this year to partner with local transportation agencies.
Some believe low appraisals hurting housing market
Some experts now believe that some appraisals are running low and killing deals at a time when the housing market desperately needs a boost.
Plea deal expected for Somali terror suspect
One of two Minnesota men recently indicted on terrorism-related charges has reached a plea deal with prosecutors.
An Eden Prairie man was found guilty today in federal court of defrauding investors, by falsely claiming to be a former government official with ties to a lucrative business venture in Liberia.
U of M band moves into new home at TCF stadium
The University of Minnesota marching band will move into its new home at the TCF Bank football stadium Saturday
Nonprofit saves Minneapolis woman from eviction
Last-minute negotiations narrowly halted the eviction Friday of a Minneapolis woman who has publicly refused to leave her foreclosed home for months.
Judge says imams booted from flight can sue police
A Minneapolis judge ruled today that a law passed in part to scuttle a lawsuit by six Muslim imams detained at the Minneapolis airport doesn't give law enforcement officers immunity from being sued for violating the Constitution.