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Fate of historic church divides parish members in central Minnesota town
The church has stood empty for 18 months since the interior was heavily damaged in an arson fire, while members debate whether to restore the church or build a new one.
MN Supreme Court set to hear appeal on Dayton's vetoes
Minnesota Supreme Court justices will hear oral arguments Monday morning in the legal battle between DFL Gov. Mark Dayton and the Republican-controlled Legislature.
The Minnesota Lynx are in San Antonio Friday to take on the Stars.
Prince played a big role in Stevie Nick's hit 'Stand Back'
Nicks says that when she heard "Little Red Corvette" for the first time, she pulled out a pen and paper and wrote a poem to the song, which would eventually become "Stand Back."
Additionally, some weather observers in Minnesota are already logging record levels of moisture for the month of August.
Mpls. 'doing everything we can' to respond to shootings
Mayor Betsy Hodges says Minneapolis and its police force are focusing resources downtown in response to a series of non-fatal shootings.
Parting thoughts: Longtime State Fair volunteer to be missed
Dennis Boom passed away earlier this year. On Wednesday, as the Hamline Church Dining Hall staff prepped for the start of the fair, they remembered Boom for his warmth.
Elvis' fondness for teddy bears wasn't true
A rumor, which wasn't true, circulated that Elvis collected teddy bears, so fans from around the world started sending them to him.