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Digital Signs to Warn Minn. Drivers of Tornadoes
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Metro Transit Hiring About 100 Bus Drivers
Wednesday, April 17, 2013 - 12:50pmread more
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Minn. Law Enforcement Cracks Down on Distracted Driving
Put your cell phones down while you're behind the wheel Thursday. More than 400 law enforcement agencies are ramping up patrols across the state, hoping to make the roads safer for everyone....
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Shakopee Man Charged with Food Stamp Fraud
A 47-year-old Shakopee man has been charged with fraudulently using food stamps. Charging documents from the U.S. States Attorney say Chin Son Kim defrauded the Supplemental Nutrition and Assistance...
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Crews Continue to Observe Shakopee Plant After Explosion
The fire at a Shakopee biomass plant continues to burn Friday and will for the next several days. Firefighters were working to put out hot spots Friday morning to make sure the fire doesn't flare back...
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First Half of Hennepin County Property Taxes Due
The first half of property taxes are due on May 15th, 2013, for Hennepin county homeowners. There are several options for payment, click here. Tuesday, April 30, 2013 - 3:30pm
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Crews Continue Clean Up at Shakopee Explosion Site
Crews continue to clean up after an explosion at Koda Energy LLC in Shakopee. There was an explosion in two silos containing woodchips and oat hulls at the biomass facility on April 25. Tuesday, April...
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Hennepin Co. Voting to Align Benefits With Freedom to Marry Bill
The Hennepin County Board of commissioners will vote to direct staff to align its policies, procedures, and employee benefit coverage to match the Freedom to Marry Bill on Tuesday. On August 1,...
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National Safe Boating Week Begins
As the ice comes off more Minnesota lakes, safety officials are highlighting Saturday's start to National Safe Boating Week. The St. Paul District of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says the best...
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Memorial Day Weekend Water Safety Tips
The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office has some safety tips and reminders to make sure everyone has a safe and fun Memorial Day weekend.Safety reminders for boating:Tuesday, May 21, 2013 - 5:44pmread more
View ArticleWEB FORECAST: Soggy and Cold
It's going to be cold and soggy in the metro. KSTP.com meteorologist Dave Dahl said showers will stick around through Wednesday. Overnight expect a low of 53 degrees with showers and thunderstorms. On...
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Metro Transit Hiring About 100 Bus Drivers
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View ArticleWEB FORECAST: Sunny Friday, Cloudy Rest of the Weekend
Wet weather will return for the weekend. KSTP.com Meteorologist Patrick Hammer says Friday will be sunny, clear and cool with highs near 70 degrees.Friday, May 24, 2013 - 8:14amread more
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Dog Wakes Belle Plaine Family During Fire
An unlikely hero wakes up a family in Belle Plaine as their house caught on fire Friday morning. Police say the family dog woke everyone up at the home located in the 800 block of Shea Circle around 5...
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Minn. Law Enforcement Cracks Down on Distracted Driving
Put your cell phones down while you're behind the wheel Thursday. More than 400 law enforcement agencies are ramping up patrols across the state, hoping to make the roads safer for everyone....
View ArticleWEB FORECAST: Tracking More Thunderstorms
More thunderstorms are in the forecast for Wednesday and some could be severe. Overnight will be mostly cloudy with some light drizzle with a low of 58 degrees. KSTP.com Meteorologist Dave Dahl said...
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Minn. Law Enforcement Cracks Down on Distracted Driving
Put your cell phones down while you're behind the wheel Thursday. More than 400 law enforcement agencies are ramping up patrols across the state, hoping to make the roads safer for everyone....
View ArticleCold, Wet Spring Causes Trouble for Minn. Trees
Our cold, wet spring is contributing to a disease spreading in Minnesota trees.Saturday, June 1, 2013 - 3:58pmread more
View ArticleMinnesotans Deal with Expensive Heat Bills After Extended Cold
Our unusually cold winter and spring have left many Minnesotans with heating bills that they can't afford, and notices that their power could be disconnected.Saturday, June 1, 2013 - 4:25pmread more
View ArticleWEB FORECAST: Sunshine, No Storms
Warmer temperatures and plenty of sunshine are in store for Sunday. KSTP.com meteorologist Jonathan Yuhas said highs will top out around 70, under a mostly sunny sky. He said temperatures still remain...
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