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Shortstop Carlos Correa is day to day after plantar fasciitis flare-up has him
About half the tornado deaths, on average, are caused by the strongest 1% of all tornadoes.
Injury occurred in Tuesday's loss to Dallas
MNUFC has been pleased with the 22-year-old Honduran after putting him in starting XI
Gov. Tim Walz signed legislation allowing two lines during open water season on Minnesota River downstream of the Granite Falls dam to Pool 2 in the Mississippi River.
A strong group of athletes from Osakis, Ashby-Brandon-Evansville, West Central Area and Minnewaska are headed to the Class A state meet.
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Alexandria Community Christian School has its first-ever state qualifier, Ayla Larson, while Ashby-Brandon-Evansville will be represented in the boys meet by Traeton Nelson.
Here are some of the more significant changes to the state's crime and criminal justice code this year.
Daniel Joe Hittle was sentenced to serve 30 years in prison, yet was released on parole for good behavior after serving just 11 years.
A Minnesota wrestling coach thought he was a little young to be losing his hearing. After multiple tests, and even hearing aids, an MRI revealed an intracranial tumor called an acoustic neuroma.
From the editorial: The new state law, modeled after the Affordable Care Act, requires health insurers that are regulated by the state to continue to provide preventive services at no cost.
Parkers Prairie is still alive in the playoffs, while Brandon-Evansville has been eliminated.
From the commentary: I am a 16-year-old teenager with big plans for the future, lost everything at the same time. I was quietly dying together with my country.
Robert Joel Vangstad, 71, of Osakis, suffered non-life-threatening injuries after his vehicle collided with a semi Thursday afternoon, June 1.
"It’s unfortunate that so many opt out of their church lives ... thinking that so little is going on. This time of year is just as important to the cycle of church life as the biggest celebrations of the year."
Andy Wells founded the Wells Academy, a free apprenticeship program for workers
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