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Juvenile sentence haunts Two Harbors mayor

Beginning with Chris Swanson’s first campaign for Two Harbors mayor in 2016, Melissa Giles and Nancy Christenson have spoken out over the sexual abu

Family's story of abuse resurfaces as Mayor Chris Swanson faces recall election Tuesday.

Want to stop crime? Walk with us, say Minneapolis block clubs

Aileen Johnson, with the Loring Park Safety Block Club, brought a group of Minneapolis police on a tour of the Woman’s Club during National Night Ou

Neighborhood groups are forming walking clubs to deter crime around the city.

  • Mpls. official apologizes for comments on July 4 violence

Burnsville police arrest man in suspected arson after apartment fire

Burnsville firefighters responded to an apartment fire early Saturday, Aug. 6.

More than 50 residents were displaced because of the Saturday morning fire.

Brooks: Beloved Twin Cities businesses are making a comeback, thanks to you

Mickey’s Diner will reopen, possibly by the end of summer, surely by the end of the year.

Fans have donated to save a St. Paul diner and an independent Minneapolis bookstore.

Minnesota Historical Society rebuilding after staff layoffs, revenue losses during pandemic

Two years after the outbreak of COVID-19, the Historical Society has about 80% of its pre-pandemic staff, high turnover — and a new union for employees.

Hennepin County museum exhibit tells colorful tale of Minneapolis pioneer family

Minneapolis pioneer and onetime ship captain James McMullen.

An adventure-loving former sailor and his wife settled far from the sea in Minnesota Territory.

North Minneapolis band camp styled after music of historically Black colleges and universities

Three alumni of HBCUs run a free summer camp that teaches "show style" marching band skills.

Soaring property values shock owners in Minn. lake country

Many owners saw the value of their properties double in just one year.


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Jennifer Brooks

Brooks: Beloved Twin Cities businesses are making a comeback, thanks to you

Fans have donated to save a St. Paul diner and an independent Minneapolis bookstore.

Curt Brown

Hennepin County museum exhibit tells colorful tale of Minneapolis pioneer family

An adventure-loving former sailor and his wife settled far from the sea in Minnesota Territory.


Curious Minnesota

The Renewal By Andersen replacement windows factory in Cottage Grove is one of Minnesota’s many manufacturers of windows and doors.

How did Minnesota become a window manufacturing hub?

How lumberjacks harnessed an 'ocean of pine' to build Minnesota
Listen: Why did Scandinavian immigrants choose Minnesota?
Ask a question now: What are you curious about, Minnesota?

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Rafael Barbosa's journey from fighting in a war to fighting a personal battle

Rafael Barbosa served in the U.S. military for 23 years, including deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan. Then he was diagnosed with Stage IV colon cancer because of burn pit exposure. Doctors guess he has two years to live.


Two are killed in separate crashes in Crow Wing County

State Patrol reports there was a separate fatal crash Saturday morning in Crow Wing County.


Police continue to search for a suspect in MOA shooting

Bloomington police chief will give an update on the investigation Monday.


Burned by the Army, Iraq vet confronts cancer battle

Rafael Barbosa, who served 23 years in the U.S. military, has Stage IV colon cancer believed to be due to burn pit exposure. Doctors guess he has two years to live. He and other vets wonder: Why isn't the military admitting fault?


Man found fatally shot near George Floyd Square in south Minneapolis

A man was found fatally shot early Sunday morning in the street near George Floyd Square at E. 38th Street and Chicago Avenue in south…


What you need to know about burn pits

Burn pits were large ground pits during the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, where government contractors burned waste such as batteries, medical waste, rubber, plastics, ammunition…


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