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INSIDE LOOK: Minnesota oil refinery breaks down rising gas prices, when costs could drop

Minnesota gas prices are running below the national average in part because crude oil pipelines reach the state directly from Canada and North Dakota. 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS anchor Chris Egert was granted access to the Pine Bend Refinery in Dakota County, where workers produce seven million gallons of gas per day.
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After a ‘brief refresh,’ Red Cow has reopened its 50th and France restaurant

Just in time for the Edina Art Fair this weekend, Red Cow has reopened its restaurant at 50th and France. The local burger chain closed its outpost at 3624 W 50th St. in Minneapolis for a refresh in early May. An announcement says that it has emerged with a couple...
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More spotty storms expected Friday in the Twin Cities

After a fairly quiet Friday morning, more pop-up storms are expected to develop into the afternoon hours in the Twin Cities.
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Minnesota Shelter Dog Jumps Into Her Best Friend’s Kennel And Leaves Staff Stunned

If dogs are known for one thing, it is the way they love with their whole hearts. At an animal shelter in Minneapolis, a security camera caught one of those moments that makes everyone stop and feel something: a Pittie named Brenda was determined to get back to her best friend, Linda.
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FBI offers $150K reward for Minneapolis man involved in Feeding Our Future fraud

The FBI is offering a hefty reward for information that leads them to a Minneapolis man accused of pocketing millions of dollars meant to feed hungry children during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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10 Authentic Minnesota Restaurants That Aren’t Tourist Traps And Locals Actually Love

Tourist traps have a certain look. Overpriced walleye, soggy tater tots, and a hostess who seems exhausted before you even sit down. Minnesota has plenty of those, but the real treasures hide where visitors rarely wander. These authentic Minnesota restaurants have no flashy signs or gift shops attached. Just locals...
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This Old-Timey Diner in Minnesota Draws Burger Lovers From Every Corner of the State

Carhops used to bring your food right to your window and nobody thought that was strange. This old timey Minnesota diner still works that way and burger lovers drive from every corner of the state just to experience it. You pull into a parking spot, roll down your window, and...
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Black bear spotted again in Edina neighborhood

Bears might be something you would expect to see in northern Minnesota, but one was spotted again Wednesday in a Twin Cities backyard.
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Man pleads guilty for role in Boom Island mass shooting

A 24-year-old man pleaded guilty for his role in a deadly mass shooting at Boom Island Park​ last June.
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State Crime Busters Join Minneapolis Cops In ‘Safe Summer’ Street Crackdown

State investigators with the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension fanned out across Minneapolis streets Monday as the city kicked off its latest round of Operation Safe Summer. The BCA says its Violent Crime Reduction Unit is joining Minneapolis police and federal partners to hunt for people wanted in violent case

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