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Could We Finally See Major Snow Next Week?
Homeland Security Funding Debate Continues
'Star Trek's Spock, Leonard Nimoy, Dies At 83
Speed Limit To Increase On Several Minn. Highways
Veteran WCCO Radio Broadcaster Dick Chapman Dies
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Adrian Peterson Issues Statement: ‘One Step Closer’
Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson issued a statement after a judge on Thursday threw out an arbitrator’s decision to suspend him. U.S. District Court Judge David Doty said the NFL unlawfully changed the rules to suspend Peterson.
Deadline Approaches For Ice Houses On Most Minnesota Lakes
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources says all ice houses must be off of lakes in the southern two thirds of the state by Monday night, despite the fact that the recent cold weather has left many still frozen into the lake.
$5,000 Reward Offered Over Puppy Burned In Dumpster
Minnesota Property Taxes Set For 2015 Increase
Coon Rapids Man, 20, Arrested & Charged In Multiple Burglaries
Michigan, US Appealing Judge’s Ruling On Great Lakes wolves
Movie Blog: ‘What We Do In The Shadows’ Reviewed
Could We Finally See Major Snow Next Week?
Attorney Argues For Dismissal Of Charge In Wis. Stabbing Plot
House Speaker Says Surplus Douses Dayton Gas-Tax Proposal
Effort To Restore Pheasants Gets Boost From Lines’ Return
Veteran WCCO Radio Broadcaster Dick Chapman Dies
Politics
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Minnesota Property Taxes Set For 2015 Increase
The Minnesota Department of Revenue released an analysis Friday showing a $286 million increase in planned property tax collections for 2015. That's a slightly smaller increase from previous estimates released in the fall.
Michigan, US Appealing Judge’s Ruling On Great Lakes wolves
Michigan is joining the federal government in appealing a decision that restores legal protections for gray wolves in the western Great Lakes region.
House Speaker Says Surplus Douses Dayton Gas-Tax Proposal
Effort To Restore Pheasants Gets Boost From Lines’ Return
$1.87B Surplus Estimate Sets Debate Over Tax Cuts, Spending
Dayton Signs Bill Retracting Commissioner Raises For Now
House Republicans May Scrap Vote On Teacher Layoff Bill
Senate Approves Bill Retracting Commissioner Raises For Now
Lawmakers Seek Short-Term Action To Stop Asian Carp Advance
Crime
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Coon Rapids Man, 20, Arrested & Charged In Multiple Burglaries
Coon Rapids police say they've arrested a 20-year-old man who is believed to be responsible for 14 burglaries and attempted burglaries in the last several months.
Attorney Argues For Dismissal Of Charge In Wis. Stabbing Plot
An attorney for one of the two girls accused of repeatedly stabbing a classmate and leaving her for dead in a wooded park in southeastern Wisconsin argues the charges against her should be dismissed because the girls were coerced by a fictional...
2 In Custody After Police Chase Ends At St. Paul High School
The Cost Of Keeping The Mall Of America Safe
Mpls. Man Pleads Guilty, Sentenced In 1996 Rape Case
Man, 21, Charged With Strangling Man, 64, To Death During Sex
MN Man Accused Of Trying To Join ISIS Pleads Guilty
3 Arrested After Alleged Home Invasion In Chisago County
Cancer Hoax Mother Faces Nearly $33,000 In Restitution
Entertainment
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Movie Blog: ‘What We Do In The Shadows’ Reviewed
Only have patience for one vampire movie in 2015? Make it this weird, silly, pitch-perfect mockumentary from New Zealand. "What We Do In The Shadows," created by one of the minds behind "Flight of the Conchords," has big laughs before the opening...
CBS Announces Summer 2015 Lineup
This summer will be hotter than ever for CBS' primetime schedule with the announcement of a new drama, two returning dramas and the summer's biggest reality show.
This Week: Madonna Tumbles & Lupita’s Dress Is Missing
Maker Of Clearly Blue & Black Dress Now Marketing It As #TheDress
A Look At The Ordway’s New, State-Of-The-Art Concert Hall
CBS Drama ‘CSI’ Looking To Break A Guinness World Record
Working For The Weekend: Top Entertainment Bets
‘Amazing Race’ Fan With Leukemia Gets Thrill Of A Lifetime
Movie Blog: The Italian Film Festival, Featuring Frank Vascellaro
Health
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Good Question: Why Do Our Noses Run In The Cold?
Most of Minnesota hasn't gone above the freezing mark since Feb. 9, so anyone spending time outside might be feeling that drip, drip, drip from the nose. That had Carole from Hibbing wanting to know: Why do our noses run in the cold?
‘Amazing Race’ Fan With Leukemia Gets Thrill Of A Lifetime
To say 8-year-old Molly Vergin is a fan of the CBS reality show "The Amazing Race" might be an understatement. "I think there's only one season that I haven't seen," Molly said. "I think it's funny because they have to do a lot of weird different...
Women’s Rights Advocates Revive Contraceptive Access Bill
Get Movin’ Monday: Superfoods
Minnesota Medical Marijuana Workers Unionize
MNsure Misses Mark For Health Insurance Signups
The Story Of Sharing America’s Marrow
U Of M Study: Hungry Shopping Can Influence Nonfood Purchases, Too
21 New Cancer Cases Found In Study Of Miners
Consumer
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New Shopping Cart Designed For Kids With Special Needs
It's called Caroline's Cart, and it allows parents and caregivers to maneuver one device, rather than a cart and a wheelchair.
WCCO Viewers’ Choice For Minnesota’s Best Cooking Class
Want to learn how to cook but not sure how to get started? Whether you want to eat a little healthier or make a meal for a significant other, there are many reasons why it's a good thing to know how to cook.
The Cost Of Keeping The Mall Of America Safe
4 Things To Know About Getting Out Of Debt
European Cruise Giant Viking Plans Mississippi River Tours
Target Reports 4Q Loss On Canada Pullout
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300,000 Minnesotans Reportedly Affected By Anthem Data Breach
Good Question: How Much Do We Pay In 401(k) Fees?
