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More Guilty Pleas in Massive Minnesota Fraud Case

63 of the people charged in the Feeding Our Future fraud investigation have now been convicted.
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Minnesota’s Artisan Donut Shop That Will Change How You Think About Food

Did you know donuts have a hole in the middle so they bake evenly? Without it, the edges would cook while the center stays raw. And did you know Minnesota is home to some of the best donuts in the country? Okay, I have to tell you about this place in Minnesota that completely changed my relationship with donuts.
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MSP Airport Terminal 1 Is Getting a Big (Food) Makeover

The Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport is embarking on its first major redevelopment of Terminal 1 since 2017. We're not just talking aesthetics; new lighting, flooring, and the like. (That said—justice for the not-yet-remodeled Terminal 1 bathrooms, they deserve stunning glass mosaics and extra-wide stalls...
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Red Lake Nation opens cannabis dispensary in West St. Paul

WEST ST PAUL, Minn. — The Red Lake Nation opened its first cannabis dispensary in the Twin Cities on Friday. Native Care Cannabis Dispensery is located on South Robert Street in West St. Paul. The opening builds on The Red Lake Nation's role as the first to launch recreational cannabis sales in Minnesota back in 2023.
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Man Charged After Chasing People with Machete at Roseville Park

A man allegedly waved a machete at strangers near a Roseville park and swung it at a passerby who tried to intervene, then threw the weapon behind a tree as deputies arrived. Christopher Michael Lewis, 35, of Saint Paul, faces a felony charge of second-degree assault with a dangerous weapon. The complaint was filed...
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Minneapolis Man Accused of Raping Three Strangers Held on $500K Bail

A 24-year-old Minneapolis man is in jail this week after criminal complaints allege he raped three women he had only just met over about five and a half months. Abdullahi Noor Salad faces two counts of first-degree criminal sexual conduct and one count of kidnapping, and is being held on $500,000 bail ahead of a...
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Roseville Police investigating two different weapons incidents involving Roseville Area Middle School students

The Roseville Police Department is investigating two different incidents involving weapons in students' possession in the last 24 hours.
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Bargain Lovers Will Go Absolutely Wild Over This Minnesota Thrift Store

If you’re the type of person who gets genuinely excited about paying less than retail, MyThriftStore in St. Paul is about to become your happy place. We’re talking about the kind of prices that make you check the tag twice because surely there’s a mistake. There isn’t...
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Woman and Child Fatally Shot in Lexington Home; Suspect Arrested After K-9 Search

A woman and a young boy were killed in an early morning shooting Wednesday in the northeast Twin Cities metro area, authorities confirmed. According to the Anoka County Sheriff’s Office, deputies responded just before 1 a.m. to a residence near Ryan Place and Woodland Road in Lexington, about 20 miles northeast of...
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So Minnesota: Legendary St. Paul restaurant Mancini’s

Mancini’s started as a small tavern on West Seventh in 1948, where Pat Mancini’s dad, Nick, and his family served the working-class community with hot homemade dishes and warm smiles.

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