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Here are trick-or-treat alternatives as warmer weather coincides with Halloween and an increase in virus cases statewide.
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Europe and the U.S. are facing a new round of shutdowns as surging coronavirus infections wipe out months of progress against the scourge.
The Trump campaign and state GOP candidates are asking the Minnesota Supreme Court to segregate all mailed ballots received after Election Day.
Hurricane Zeta slammed into storm-weary Louisiana on Wednesday with New Orleans squarely in its path.
St. Paul officials are poised to offer tax deals for development around Allianz Field.
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Fired Minneapolis officer Derek Chauvin and his wife are charged with tax crimes allegedly dating back to 2014.
Republican Sen. Ron Johnson of Wisconsin said President Trump deserves to win more than one Nobel Peace Prize for his “leadership" and "brilliant negotiating strategy.”
The University of Minnesota and Mayo Clinic are close to unveiling antibody tests that can determine if people have already been infected by the coronavirus that caused COVID-19 and are no longer threats to get or spread the infection.
Dozens of owners whose Twin Cities properties were severely damaged in the May riots have been stunned to discover that the money they would collect from their insurance company for demolition won’t come close to the actual costs of doing the job.
Minneapolis is requiring owners of properties destroyed or damaged in the riots after George Floyd's killing to prepay the second half of their 2020 property taxes to obtain a demolition permit. That's leaving wreckage in place, unlike in St. Paul.
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