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    Early Morning Shooting Leaves 2 Dead In St. PaulTwo people are dead following an early Thursday morning shooting in St. Paul.
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    Minnesota Weather: Sloppy Storm Heads Into 2nd Day; Blizzard Warnings For Much Of StateMinnesota's stretch of dry and mild weather is ending Thursday as a sloppy storm system swirls over the state, threatening blizzard conditions in southwestern Minnesota and snow accumulations as high as 7 inches in the Twin Cities.
    2020 Ties As 13th Warmest Year On Record In MinnesotaThe National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration recently released their 2020 climate report stating that last year was the fifth warmest year for the U.S.
    Rime Ice Coats Minnesota Trees, Turning Parks Into Winter WonderlandMinnesota has been stuck in some long stretches of overcast days, but the dense fog is turning the state into a winter wonderland.
    Meteor Passes Over Minnesota SkyCloudy, foggy skies cleared just long enough on Wednesday night for some to see a streak of light cross the sky. 
    Minnesota Weather: Winter Storm Moves Through State, 1 Killed In Faribault County CrashMinnesota shared another dance with snow Tuesday as a winter storm system passes through the Midwest and through Minnesota.
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    NFC And AFC Championship Picks: Aaron Rodgers 'Just Amazing Playing In Lambeau,' Says SportsLine's Kenny WhiteThe NFC Championship features a matchup of historically great quarterbacks, while the AFC Championship could be remembered similarly, if Mahomes is able to play.
    Wild Cap Road Trip With 3-2 Win Over AnaheimJoel Eriksson Ek had a goal and an assist, including the game-winning score early in the third period, and the Minnesota Wild capped a successful season-opening road trip with a 3-2 victory over the Anaheim Ducks on Wednesday night.
    Cole Anthony Sinks Buzzer-Beating 3 As Magic Top Timberwolves 97-96Cole Anthony hit a hurried 3-pointer at the buzzer and the Orlando Magic stunned the Minnesota Timberwolves 97-96 on Wednesday night to stop a six-game losing streak.
    Minnesota Twins Bolster Rotation With $8M Deal For J.A. HappThe Minnesota Twins and veteran starting pitcher J.A. Happ agreed Wednesday to an $8 million, one-year contract, according to a person with knowledge of the deal.
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    For National Bagel Day, Jason DeRusha Lists His Top Bagel Spots In MinnesotaCraving a bagel on National Bagel Day?
    Esquire Magazine Names The 1 Minnesota Restaurant That America ‘Can’t Afford To Lose’ Amid COVIDOn Wednesday, Gov. Tim Walz is expected to announce a set of relaxed regulations for indoor dining in Minnesota. That being said, the restaurant industry has been devastated by the coronavirus pandemic.
    List Of Restaurants Ready To Step In To Cook Your Thanksgiving Meal This YearThanksgiving is a few weeks away, and with COVID-19 cases still on the rise, it's likely most are going to opt for a smaller-scale Thanksgiving dinner in a much smaller gathering.
    Election Day Food Deals, Freebies For Voters And Poll Workers In MinnesotaElection Day may be a stressful or emotional time for many, and a bunch of restaurants are stepping up with discounted or even free comfort food to help you cope.
    List Of Restaurants, Brewpubs With Heated PatiosAs fall creeps into winter and the COVID-19 pandemic continues to hold steady in Minnesota, many restaurants are retrofitting their offerings to make sure they can still serve you your favorite meals over the cold months.
    Minneapolis Ranks 11th In Nation For Coffee; St. Paul Is 41stThe survey looked at everything from the number of coffee shops in the city to the average price for a pack of coffee. Seattle came out on top.
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    Inauguration Day Will Be Unlike Any Other BeforeIt's a historic day in our country that only takes place every four years. Those who study it say Wednesday’s presidential inauguration will be unlike any before.
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The Polaris Experience Center in RoseauLong-time Roseau manufacturer has an intriguing, worthwhile museum.
Lake Bronson State ParkTucked up in the far northwest corner of the state is this lovely -- and historic -- park.
Revelation Ale in HallockSure, there are breweries all over the metro. But there's also a brewery making great strides in the northwest corner of the state.
The Best June Festivals In MinnesotaFestival season in Minnesota kicks off in earnest in June. There are plenty of things to do in every corner of the state.
How To Spend Memorial Day In The Twin CitiesMemorial Day is on the horizon. It’s the unofficial beginning of summer, but more importantly, it’s a time to reflect and remember. Here are some of the events happening to honor the day.
Learning About Mental HealthThe Science Museum of Minnesota brings a groundbreaking exhibit to St. Paul.
Literary Death Match in MinneapolisThe unique event returns to Minneapolis next week.
Mother's Day In MinnesotaMade your plans to wine and dine Mom yet? If not, hop to.
Kicking Off the Festival Season in MinnesotaAs we move toward the prime festival months of summer, spring ushers in many festivals, including lots of outdoor activities.
Cinco de Mayo In MinnesotaThe festive Mexican holiday continues to gain popularity in Minnesota.
The Staff Exhibit At MIAThere's a new exhibit at Mia--and this one is by its in-house talent.
Weisman Art Museum's 'Prince from Minneapolis:' A Photographic Series Of The Icon's Early YearsAn exhibit at the Weisman Art Museum pays homage to the Minneapolis side of Prince.
Spring Flowers Of MinnesotaIgnore the forecast and visit the Galleria for a taste of spring.
Minnesota's Best April Festivals To Check OutAs spring fully arrives with the promise of summer ahead, the busiest festival time of the year is not far away.
Family Fun for Easter Weekend In MinnesotaWhat's up for Easter weekend?
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