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Mayo Clinic Rochester Ranked No. 1 on List of “World’s Best Smart Hospitals”

Mayo Clinic's Rochester campus just topped Newsweek's ranking of the world's smartest hospitals, beating out nearly 400 other healthcare organizations that are using AI and advanced technology to treat patients.
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Food & Wine list of best pizzas in the US includes one from Minneapolis

Ann Kim's Pizzeria Lola made the list of the '27 Best Pizzas in America Right Now.'
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A mysterious object fell from the sky onto a Minnesota farm, and its origins...

CLINTON, ILLINOIS - JULY 24: An aerial view shows corn growing in a farm field on July 24, 2025 near Clinton, Illinois. As temperatures in the Midwest climb into the mid to high 90s this week, a phenomenon called “corn sweat” in farm country helps drive up humidity, pushing dew points into the mid to high 70s. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images) A farmer in Minnesota made a strange discovery in a cornfield on October 14. The object was about 11 feet wide, made of metal and appeared burnt. It did
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Mankato man on bond for murder charge arrested for illegal ghost guns possession

A Mankato man already out on bond in a murder case was arrested after officers found two ghost guns inside a residence, according to court documents.
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These unsung shellfish help protect the drinking water for half a million Minnesotans

FRIDLEY, Minn. — The setup looks like an unlikely combination between an aquarium and a robotics experiment. At the bottom of a rectangular tank, 15 mussels sit nestled together, their round, dark brown shells nearly indistinguishable from smooth river rocks if not for the slightly agape crack between their shells.
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Mayo Clinic tests radiation to slow Parkinson’s progression

ROCHESTER, Minn. — Mayo Clinic researchers are studying whether low-dose radiation therapy can slow the progression of Parkinson's disease by targeting inflammation in areas of the brain affected by the disease. The clinical trial is the first to investigate low-dose radiation as an anti-inflammatory approach in patients with early-stage...
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Federal officials tout seizure of ‘half a city block’ in Minneapolis fraud case

Senior federal officials touted an effort to seize "half a city block" in Minneapolis during an Oval Office event with President Trump. Federal court documents identify three adjoining properties near Karmel Mall, which authorities have not yet seized. Officials described the properties as having been purchased with stolen SNAP benefits,...
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Minneapolis restaurant that offered free meals to protest ICE raids announces closure

The Modern Times Café in Minneapolis is closing after owner Dylan Alverson's experiment with a free and donation-based restaurant model proved unsustainable.
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Minnesota wrong-way DWI stop: Woman arrested after .16% BAC

CHASKA, Minn. (FOX 9) - A wrong-way driver on a Minnesota highway ended up under arrest after a sergeant swerved to avoid a head-on crash. At about 10:15 p.m. Friday, Oct. 16, in Chaska, Minnesota, a night shift sergeant was patrolling north on Highway 41 near Hundertmark Road when headlights came straight at him, the officer's dashcam video showed.
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This Woodbury neighborhood draws thousands of visitors for its Halloween displays

For most of her life Shelly Ahrens lived in deep rural Minnesota, where putting up Halloween decorations just didn’t make sense. “When you’re on a farm isolated in the country you can enjoy them, but no one else is going to see them,” Ahrens said. “But here is a prime opportunity. We’re on a corner, we’re in a neighborhood that enjoys Halloween — we kind of moved to the right spot by accident.”

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