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77-year-old saved after vehicle crashes into McCarrons Lake

ROSEVILLE, Minn — A 77-year-old was saved by a neighbor and a patrol sergeant after crashing into a Roseville lake Monday afternoon. It happened around 2:30 p.m., according to the Ramsey County Sheriff's Office, on the south side of McCarrons Lake. A Roseville man had an apparent medical issue...
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Police scanner chatter in the City of Minneapolis is no longer available to the...

Police scanner chatter in the City of Minneapolis is no longer available to the public. The city is the largest in the state to now encrypt it’s police scanners, saying the move is necessary to protect sensitive data and personal privacy.
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Pizzeria With Rave Reviews Opening New Minnesota Location

"It may be the best $5-$6 you can spend on food in town." A pizzeria with a stellar reputation is getting ready to open another location in Minnesota this month. They have hundreds of rave reviews on Google, with some calling it "easily the best pizza I've ever had." We...
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Four Minnesota food trucks are having a smashburger showdown

Insight Brewing is hosting Smash Fest later this month.
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Murder charges added against woman accused of running red light in deadly north Minneapolis...

MINNEAPOLIS — The Hennepin County Attorney's Office added two charges of third-degree murder against the woman accused of running a red light and killing two people in north Minneapolis back in December. Teniki Steward, 39, was charged with two counts of third-degree murder, adding to the two counts of...
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Beloved Minnesota Eatery Shutting Its Doors Permanently: What You Need to Know

As our country is bracing for even higher costs at the grocery store, some businesses are making the difficult decision to say goodbye to their community. Macy's, Kohl's, Joann Fabrics, and Party City are just a few of the stores that have announced closings in 2025. Sadly, those aren't the only closings that...
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Ellison pushes back after secret audio tapes posted online

The nearly hour-long audio recording includes a conversation between Ellison and a group of East African business leaders in 2021, some of whom later were charged in the $250 million “Feeding our Future” federal criminal fraud case.
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Minnesota Alerts Truckers to New Federal CDL Requirements

Same IDs Also Needed for CLPs, Transferring and Upgraded CDLs. [Stay on top of transportation news: Get TTNews in your inbox.]. Minnesota is making truckers aware of a federal mandate that took effect March 20 requiring proof of both legal U.S. domicile and state residency to renew a commercial driver license.
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Report: Boston Mayor Michelle Wu Funded by Chinese Communist Party Intelligence Official

Far-left Boston Mayor Michelle Wu (D) received hundreds of thousands of dollars to her 2021 campaign from a fundraiser who is a Chinese Communist Party (CCP) intelligence official, an investigation by the Daily Caller News Foundation (DCNF) recently uncovered. Wu’s mayoral campaign was the recipient of more than...
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Armed Man Takes Over UnitedHealthcare Building and Demands $1Million Before Being Arrested — Months...

A strange man who claimed to have a gun has been taken into custody at the Minnesota headquarters of UnitedHealthcare just months after Luigi Mangione allegedly shot the company's CEO Brian Thompson to death in Manhattan, RadarOnline.com can reveal. The intruder was first spotted Monday morning in a parking lot...

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