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Frustrated Fans Watch Lead Evaporate & Vikings Lose in OT
Mullens gave up two interceptions.
Commission Selects Finalist For New State Flag
The commission — which includes members of the state’s tribal and other communities of color — was tasked with producing new designs for the flag and seal by Jan 1. Unless the Legislature rejects them, the new emblems automatically become official April 1, 2024, which Minnesota observes as Statehood Day.
Lawsuit Challenging Minnesota’s New Felon Voting Law Dismissed
The plaintiffs in the case are promising an immediate appeal.
Plea Deal in Deadly Minnesota Carjacking Angers Victim’s Family
He was 15-years old when the crime occurred.
MN Man Acquitted of Triple Murder Convicted in Separate Case
The two crimes occurred two days apart last year.
Man Shot to Death at Large Minneapolis Encampment
The shooting was reported around 5:15 p.m. Tuesday at the encampment known as Camp Nenookaasi in Minneapolis.
Minnesota judge sets aside murder conviction of man imprisoned as teen for 2004 flower shop killing
Marvin Haynes, who was 16 at the time of the killing, was expected to be released from prison Monday.
Vikings Win in Lowest Scoring NFL Game in 16 Years
Justin Jefferson left the game and was taken to a hospital with a chest injury.
Vikings Offensive Coordinator Arrested for Suspected DWI
The incident occurred Friday night.
Man Shot by St. Paul Police Officer Has Died
The BCA has identified the man who shot and wounded the officer.
St. Paul Police Officer and Suspect Wounded in Shooting
The BCA is investigating.
Minnesota budget forecast is steady, but with potential trouble ahead
The bigger surplus still accounts for just a fraction of the budget of $72 billion.
Air Force identifies the eight US crew lost in Osprey crash in Japan
An airman from Andover, MN was one of the eight lives lost.
Charges: Derek Chauvin Was Stabbed 22 Times
A federal inmate was charged Friday with attempted murder in the prison stabbing of Derek Chauvin