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Southwest Light Rail Clings to Life

MINNEAPOLIS - In spite of the Minnesota legislature’s prohibition on state money going to the Southwest Light Rail Transit (SWLRT) project, officials involved in...
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Walker’s Gallows Sculpture to be Burned

MINNEAPOLIS - A controversial piece at the newly renovated Minneapolis Sculpture Garden will not only be removed, but also burned in a special Dakota...
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Anti-Sharia Law Protest to be Met with Counter-Protest

ST. PAUL, Minn. — Local Trump supporters plan to gather at the Minnesota Capitol on June 10 to rally against the introduction of Sharia...
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Dissolution of CTIB goes Through First Step

ST. PAUL, Minn.- The County Transit Improvement Board (CTIB) voted on Wednesday, May 31, to dissolve itself and split its responsibilities amongst the county...
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Local Pastor Swindles More Than $1 Million From State

MINNEAPOLIS -- A local pastor has been charged with 18-counts of tax related felonies according to a Minnesota Department of Revenue release. Annie Mae Hester,...
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Estate Tax Slashed

ST. PAUL, Minn. - Despite his disapproval, Gov. Mark Dayton signed into an increase in exemptions from Minnesota’s estate tax. Minnesota is one of the...
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Former Bemidji Assistant Principal Arrested on Child Porn Charges

BEMIDJI, Minn. - A former assistant principal at Bemidji Middle School was charged by the U.S. District Court with production and distribution of child...
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Franken to Host Event With Kathy Griffin Despite Photo Controversy

WASHINGTON -- In the aftermath of Kathy Griffin’s photo scandal, Minnesota Sen. Al Franken has told CNN that he will continue with an appearance...
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Measles Outbreak May Finally Be Letting Up

ST. PAUL, Minn. -  After 68 cases of measles within Minnesota, and a great deal of hysteria, the outbreak may finally be letting up...
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Appeals Court: Law Allowing Private Audits of Counties is Constitutional

ST. PAUL, Minn. - The Minnesota Court of Appeals affirmed the right of Minnesota counties to use private auditors for financial reviews on Tuesday,...