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Transplant v. native debate flares anew in MN
Maybe Minnesotans won't invite you to their home. But they'll bring you doughnuts. What more can you want?
On the list of great jobs, we're going to have to put Yves Rossy's. He's a 'jetman.' He flies around with a jetpack on his back, making appearances at various air shows as he did two years ago over in Oshkosh, his first public flight in the United States. Now he's upped his game even more.
Parents killed in crash, kids orphaned, trooper steps in
On Halloween, Georgia state trooper Nathan Bradley heard the particulars on his police radio of a traffic accident not far away from where he was patrolling. He headed for the scene, he writes.
The New York Times isn't that thrilled with the Honeycrisp apple, a fruit that has a thicker skin than some Minnesotans, apparently.
'Where is the most dangerous place for free speech in America? It's not Iran, it's not North Korea. We're not going there,' Grand Forks City Council member Terry Bjerke told a crowd this week. 'The college campuses and the University of North Dakota are the most dangerous places for free speech.'
The Wild ranked fourth among all major sports teams in amount of money accepted for patriotic displays, according to a congressional report released Wednesday.
‘Person of interest’ presents dilemma for journalists
Daniel Heinrich has not been charged with any crime relating to the disappearance of Jacob Wetterling. But officials identified him with a phrase that presents ethical questions for journalists: person of interest.
From hero cop to crook
In the case Lt. Charles Joseph Gliniewicz the story today is, again, how we don't know what we think we know.
People of Hastings fight grave robbers with flowers
Gary and Kris Rothers buried their daughter, Abby, in August in St. Elizabeth Ann Seton parish cemetery on south Highway 61 in Hastings, and then found that pots of mums were being stolen, a despicable crime, of course.