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Watch Bruce Springsteen play ‘Purple Rain’ in Minneapolis

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band opened their new tour in Minneapolis last month. Now, they've shared official video from the show.
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After 50 years, pizza chain closes all U.S. locations and files for Chapter 7...

Gina Maria’s Pizza, a long-running Minnesota-based pizza chain, has reached its final chapter after decades of serving local communities. What began as a neighborhood favorite eventually grew into a small regional brand with multiple locations across the Minneapolis–Saint Paul area. In 2025, the company abruptly closed all its...
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Another Local MN Reference Just Popped Up on Doc

The medical drama 'Doc' showcases Minnesota pride with authentic city shots and local references, spotlighting places like Spoon and Stable and Mayo Clinic, capturing the heart of the community.
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Habitat for Humanity building 147 affordable homes in St. Paul

As home prices climb across the country, Habitat for Humanity is taking on one of its largest projects yet in St. Paul. Habitat for Humanity is constructing 147 homes at The Heights build site on the east side. These homes will be available to first-time home buyers who meet specific income guidelines. Why you should care: Habitat for Humanity is hosting its "Hard...
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Hawaiian Plate Lunch Wave Hits Twin Cities as Mo’ Bettahs Moves In

Hawaiian plate lunches are about to land in the Twin Cities, as Mo' Bettahs, a Hawaiian-style fast-casual chain, readies its first Minnesota locations. The brand plans two restaurants in Burnsville and Maple Grove, with opening timelines circling this summer or early fall. The move marks the company’s first step into Minnesota while it continues a broader national expansion. ([Bring Me The News...
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Springsteen issues live videos from Minneapolis tour opener

MINNEAPOLIS - It was a good night for fans and the Boss. The rave response Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band got from 18,000 fans at the March 31 tour kickoff show at Target Center has been reciprocated by Springsteen's team, which just released videos of two special moments in the nearly three-hour show.
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Minnesota Paid Out Welfare Benefits to Wisconsin Man, Complaint says

A Prescott man faces felony theft charges for allegedly lying about his residency to receive over $4,400 in Minnesota public assistance benefits while actually living in Wisconsin.
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Sunshine Today then Wet Saturday followed by Sunny Warm Sunday after some Sunday morning...

Clearing Skies this morning in the Twin Cities then the rest of Today Mostly Sunny with West-Northwest Winds at 5 to 10 mph and highs in the mid 50s this afternoon. Partly Cloudy Tonight with Southeast Winds at 5 to 10 mph and lows in the upper 30s. Saturday will...
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Day care worker accused of slapping toddler, causing bloody nose: Charges

ARDEN HILLS, Minn. (FOX 9) - A former Arden Hills day care worker is facing felony charges after she was reportedly caught on video striking a 3-year-old child in the face. Ruby Christian Kolbow, 35, was charged Friday with malicious punishment of a child and third-degree assault involving a victim under the age of four.
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2 Spring Lake Park residents charged in medical assistance fraud

Two Spring Lake Park, Minnesota, residents are accused of making false claims to receive over $860,000 in medical assistance payments, according to court records filed Thursday.

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