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Oakdale woman gets nearly 3-year sentence for drunken hit-and-run that killed teen in Bloomington
Lake Elmo swimmer hospitalized from ammonia exposure in Illinois tanker crash
Manitou Fund buys Wilder Foundation forest land near Stillwater
Through floods and tornado, mayor led Granite Falls for more than 25 years
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Sports
Lewis' momentous homers help Twins snap historic losing streak, win Game 1
Neal: Twins' López gives nod to history, then makes some
Reusse: Twins had many heroes, but Lewis was the most amazing
Wildest dreams weekend: Michigan! Mahomes! And … who else?
Business
Cargill says its $4.5B chicken bet should pay off in next year
This executive's job at General Mills: Bring tech leadership to cereal making
More evidence that the US job market remains hot after US job openings rise unexpectedly in August
Regis changed its business model — now what?
Opinion
In defense of Amazon
Medical debt shouldn't hurt credit scores
Editorial cartoon: COVID's back
Readers Write: Retail theft, history, ethanol, Mike Thompson
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Variety
First look at south Minneapolis' Cloudland Theater, promising 'music first and foremost'
Bob Dylan musical 'Girl from the North Country' kicks off national tour in Minneapolis
Review: Peter Gabriel gets fresh, funky and philosophical in St. Paul concert
9 free things to do in the Twin Cities this week
Latest Columns
C.J.
Ex-WCCO Radio guy gets national TV face time with a Weiner
Former WCCO-AMer Jeff McKinney shot to international fame Tuesday after he inadvertently photo-bombed Anthony Weiner's latest sexting news conference.
C.J.
Franken can't hide love for corn
Sen. Al Franken knows how to find a few minutes of semi-privacy at the State Fair so he can eat an ear of corn.
Jon Tevlin
GOP Muslim: Right is wrong on mosque
Imam Ikram ul-Huq thinks the debate over a mosque near the site of the former Twin Towers is dumb and downright un-American.
Politics
McCarthy ousted as House speaker in dramatic vote as Democrats join GOP critics
Butler sworn in as third Black female senator in US history, replaces late California Sen. Feinstein
Cost to renovate governor's Summit Avenue residence soars to $13 million
Wisconsin Senate Republicans vote to reject commissioner who backed disputed top elections official
Nation
5 people were wounded in a shooting after a homecoming event at Morgan State University in Baltimore
New York judge issues limited gag order after Trump sends disparaging post about court clerk
North Dakota lawmaker killed in Utah plane crash had recently earned commercial pilot's license
America's epidemic of chronic illness is killing us too soon
World
Bus crash across lagoon from Venice's historic center kills 21 people, including Ukrainian tourists
India tells Canada to remove 41 of its 62 diplomats in the country, an official says
Tropical Storm Philippe pelts northeast Caribbean with heavy rains and forces schools to close
Shooting at major Bangkok shopping mall kills 2 people, and a teen suspect is arrested
Curious Minnesota
Was Moorhead once a destination for drunks?
Listen: State Fair attendees tell us their questions about Minnesota
Ask a question now: What are you curious about, Minnesota?
How did Kid Cann become Minneapolis' most infamous gangster?
Celebs
Adrian Peterson (barely) dodges elimination on 'Dancing With the Stars'
HGTV-renovated 'Brady Bunch' house in Los Angeles sells for $3.2 million
Taylor Swift watches Travis Kelce's Chiefs take on the Jets at MetLife Stadium
Late-night shows return after writers strike as actors resume talks that could end their standoff
Inspired
Minnesota woman's 'incredible' recovery from crash injuries takes her to Ironman championships
Program helps Minnesota social entrepreneurs launch their dreams
Anderson: Epic adventure born in Minnesota takes paddlers into the Arctic
Jimmy Carter's final chapter: Peanut butter ice cream and his 99th birthday
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What a federal government shutdown means for Minnesota
A shutdown could sideline some of the nearly 17,000 Minnesotans employed by the federal government.
Duluth-based National Guard airmen shot down object over Lake Huron
The fighter jets set off from Madison, Wis., earlier Sunday on the federal mission, according to Gov. Tim Walz.
Bills making Juneteenth a state holiday, banning hair discrimination now law
The state's newest holiday will be recognized for the first time this year, with government offices closed.
Could solar panels be integrated into farms instead of taking acreage out of commission?
Some hope to overcome resistance in Midwest by saying solar fields and farm fields can co-exist.
Destruction in southwest Florida hits home for many Minnesotans
Minnesota has deep ties to the region, and volunteers were poised to help.
White House, Hennepin County promote internet discount program
Federal government partners with cities, counties to expand access to internet for low-income residents.
Long-hidden synagogue mural gets rehabbed, relocated
The 1910 work by a Lithuanian sign-painter is rare in the U.S.
How two strangers saved a life in Section 209 of Nationals Park
Two fans jumped into action when a man in their section went into cardiac arrest.
Gov. Tim Walz moves to keep Minnesota a destination for legal abortion
U.S. states began to grapple with fallout from the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to scrap Roe v. Wade.
Commencements reflect wider access to college in prison
In years to come, there is likely to be a lot more pomp and circumstance in fortified compounds guarded by razor wire.