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Minnesota Wild players celebrate a goal during a game against the Philadelphia Flyers.

Wild beat Flyers after referee deflection leads to game-winning goal

On a brisk Tuesday night in Minneapolis, the Xcel Energy Center buzzed with excitement as the Minnesota Wild took on the Philadelphia Flyers. Fans erupted when Joel Eriksson Ek scored the game-winning goal, a moment that was as thrilling as it was controversial. The goal came after a clearing...

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Minnesota Wild player celebrates after scoring against the Philadelphia Flyers.

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Wild beat Flyers 4-2 after referee deflection leads to game-winning goal

On a brisk November evening in Philadelphia, the Minnesota Wild faced off against the Flyers, a matchup that promised excitement and intensity. As the puck dropped, fans were treated to a display of skill and strategy, culminating in a game that would be remembered not just for the score, but for a...

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Celebration of Florida voters approving property tax caps

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Florida Amendment 3: Voters pass historic property tax caps

As the sun set over Tampa on a warm Tuesday evening, cheers erupted from a crowd gathered at a local community center. Families and homeowners embraced, celebrating a significant victory for property owners across Florida. Voters had just approved Amendment 3, a sweeping measure that will reshape...

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Rolling Chapters bookstore grand opening in Cottage Grove

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Rolling Chapters brings its mobile bookstore to a permanent home in the east metro

As the sun rose on a crisp November morning, the quaint streets of Cottage Grove buzzed with anticipation. Residents gathered outside a newly painted storefront, eager to witness the grand opening of Rolling Chapters, a dream that began on wheels and now stands firmly rooted in the community....

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A somber scene from Bemidji, Minnesota, reflecting the ongoing search for Kevin Ayotte.

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Beltrami County investigators complete new search in 1982 disappearance of Minnesota boy Kevin Ayotte

On a crisp autumn day in 1982, a small boy named Kevin Ayotte vanished from his home in Bemidji, Minnesota, leaving behind a family shattered by the unknown. For over four decades, the question of his whereabouts has haunted his loved ones and the community, casting a long shadow over their lives....

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Live: Seven candidates seek three St. Paul school board seats

St. Paul voters will choose at least two and as many as three new school board members as the district faces ongoing financial challenges. It’s the first St. Paul school board election in three years, after the district switched to even-year elections along with other city offices. That meant board...

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Lisa Mutoni, a sex worker in Mbarara, Uganda, advocates for HIV prevention.

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A promising new drug could turn the tide against HIV. But it’s hard to find where it’s needed most

In the bustling red light district of Mbarara, Uganda, Lisa Mutoni, a sex worker, stands at the threshold of her room, a determined look on her face. She insists on using condoms with her clients to protect herself from HIV and other sexually transmitted infections. Yet, vulnerability looms large...

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Minnesota school funding amendment voting

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How Minnesota’s school funding amendment could send more money to schools

As the sun sets over the Minnesota landscape, the air is filled with anticipation. Families gather around kitchen tables, discussing the future of their children’s education, weighing the implications of a significant decision looming on the horizon. On November 3, voters will head to the polls not...

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A classroom filled with engaged students learning together.

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Minnesota Constitutional Amendment: Will voters approve an increase in funding to school districts?

As the sun rises over Minneapolis, the air buzzes with anticipation for the upcoming election. Families gather at local parks, children play, and conversations swirl around tables in coffee shops. Among the many topics of discussion, one question looms large: Will voters support an amendment to...

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Hotel Elysium to open Jan. 1 in restored historic Ely community center

The property will be pet-friendly, with room rates starting at $195 per night, according to the hotel.

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Few apartments are open for low-income renters, but cost drops in some cities

Few rental listings across the largest U.S. cities are flagged as reserved for renters under an income limit, according to a new analysis. (Wyatt Gordon/The Virginia Mercury)Fewer than 1 in 20 rental listings across the largest U.S. cities are flagged as reserved for renters under an income limit,...

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A homeowner reviewing property documents at home

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Money Monday: Protecting your home

On a crisp autumn morning in Minneapolis, Mary Johnson, a long-time homeowner, sips her coffee while scanning the neighborhood. She loves her home, a quaint bungalow filled with memories of family gatherings and milestones. But lurking in the shadows of the property market is a threat that few...

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North St. Paul police respond to a domestic violence incident

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North St. Paul police find man, woman dead after responding to assault call

In the quiet hours of a North St. Paul night, a call for help shattered the stillness. Just before 1 a.m. on a Sunday morning, police responded to reports of an assault at a residence on the 2700 block of Second Street North. What they discovered upon arrival was a tragic scene that would leave the...

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