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From Egypt To Minn.: A Boy’s Trip For A New Kidney
A parent’s love for their 5-year-old son has taken them half way across the world in search of a second chance.
School Board To Make Changes After ‘Harlem Shake’ Suspensions
The Mound-Westonka School District says it’s making changes after the suspension of six hockey players just hours before a playoff game. With a short roster, the team lost to a lower-seeded opponent
A Prom To Remember: McDonald’s And 2 Special Dates
The dress, dinner and dance may not be as fun on prom night without the perfect date.
With Spring’s Arrival, Bugs Are Out In Full Force
When you were wishing for warmer weather, you may have overlooked this small fact: Warm weather brings out the bugs. Right now, pest experts say they’re getting a lot of calls from homeowners about box elder bugs and carpenter ants.
Patio Season: ‘Like Fishing Opener, But For Beer’
After two sloppy snowstorms walloped Minnesota this month, spring finally arrived on Friday.
Why Does Wis. Family Have 10 Babies Delivered In St. Paul? The Nurses
The Bradacs are from Hudson, Wis., and while there are hospitals much closer to them, the Bradacs chose to deliver all of their children at St. Joseph’s in St. Paul, Minn.
As Snow Falls, Apply For Summer Jobs
Although a peek out the window would tell you otherwise, summer is just around the corner.
The Seven Stages Of Snow Grief
Minnesotans began working through the seven stages of snow-related grief just days before Halloween. The first stage: shock and denial.
Twins Fans Brave Snow And Low Temps
It takes about one minute to clear each seat of snow at Target Field. Now multiply that by 39,000.
Dayton Declares Emergency After Minn. Storm
The spring snowstorm that made travel difficult Thursday across parts of Minnesota heaped more headaches on the southwest corner of the state, where communities are still struggling to restore power following an ice storm earlier in the week. Officials said it may be early next week before electricity is restored in the southwest.
How To Deal With Voles, Moles And Other Yard Killers
Many Minnesotans have waited months for the snow to melt. But what’s underneath has homeowners alarmed this spring. Yards with long trails of dead grass and shrubs with the bark eaten off are signs of a type of field mouse called a vole.
March Is Feeling More Like January
Jeff Stubblefield is photographing the snowy landscape in late March in an attempt to make the best of what Mother Nature is throwing Minnesota.
After 47 Years, Minn. Woman Reunites & Saves Life Of Friend
Many of us would do anything for a best friend, but one Minnesota woman owes her life to a friend who she hadn’t seen in 47 years.
The Warning Signs Of Domestic Violence
In the past month, police say there’ve been three women killed by their husbands or boyfriends: a store manager at the Mall of America, a teenage girl and a pregnant National Guard member. None of the men charged have a criminal history
Mpls. Company Offers ‘Crystal Ball’ For Heart Health
Nearly half of all people who suffer heart attacks have no symptoms, making prevention all the more difficult. HeartSavers is a new company that uses a Minnesota-made medical device to change that.
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