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Has deadly water amoeba found a home in Minnesota?
The Centers for Disease Control and Minnesota Department of Health are reviewing lab tests on a child who contracted a life-threatening brain infection that officials suspect is linked to Naegleria fowleri amoeba.
The consent policy proposed by President Eric Kaler last month requires that "each person who wishes to engage in the sexual activity to obtain consent" from their partner through words or body language.
Public defenders in Minnesota represent poor clients charged with felonies, gross misdemeanors and misdemeanors, as well as juveniles and children in need of protective services.
The Minnesota Department of Education wants schools to give school districts access to integration money without having to work to achieve racial balance.
Ringo Starr turns 75 today. To mark the occasion, he is asking all of his fans to stop whatever they are doing at noon today, make a peace sign and say out loud: "Peace and love."
Acclaimed poet returns home to Winona
Poet Mark Wunderlich is returning to Winona, Minn., today to read his work for the first time in front of his parents.
The group's members grew up in the same Detroit neighborhood and performed together without a lineup change for 46 years, an unprecedented achievement for a group with a No. 1 hit.
Heavy rain causes accidents, slows commute
The National Weather Service predicts rainfall of between 2 and 4 inches throughout the morning and afternoon. Storms should clear the region by about 4 p.m.
Top Twins prospect Miguel Sano makes debut tonight
The Twins are calling up Sano in time for their four-game series against first-place Kansas City Royals.
Prince released a new song yesterday called "Hard Rock Lover," with screeching vocals that sound like a throwback to vintage Prince from the 1980s.