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Carver man convicted of 16 counts of animal crushing

A federal jury convicted Bryan Wesley Edison on 16 counts after prosecutors said he filmed animals suffering prolonged deaths and sold the most violent videos on paid channels. He faces up to seven years in prison on each count.

Carver, MN · 1d

Owatonna People's Press

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Police: Chaska woman charged with child endangerment after allegedly driving while high

Maria Jose Salcedo, 35, of 1 Riverbend Place #119, Chaska, has been charged with driving while intoxicated and two counts of child endangerment relating to a June 29 event near I-35 mile post 47 in Steele County. The Minnesota State Patrol alleges two separate callers reported a white Jeep heading southbound on I-35 was speeding, crossing over lane lines and almost crashing into other vehicles. Police said troopers saw the vehicle drive by with an inoperable driver’s side headlight and an active rear wiper despite it not raining. While troopers followed the Jeep, it reportedly crossed the fog line and drove on the shoulder of the interstate, and followed the vehicle in front of it “dangerously close.” Police said Salcedo jerked onto the shoulder and slammed on its breaks when the troopers initiated a traffic stop, and the driver’s side tires were reportedly still partially on the fog line. Salcedo’s children, ages 12 and 6, were in the backseat of the Jeep, police said. Asked if she had been drinking, Salcedo reportedly told officers she drank Remy Martin, an alcoholic champagne. Police said Salcedo had an open and partially consumed cannabis edible chocolate bar, a clear plastic bag with marijuana

Chaska, MN · 1d

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Minnesota Semi Driver Killed Striking Excavator in Closed SR 420 Work Zone

A 56-year-old Minnesota semi driver was killed Saturday night, November 7, when his semi-tractor entered a closed construction zone on State Route 420 in Troy Township and struck a parked excavator, according to the Wood County Sheriff’s Office. Deputies responded at 8:08 p.m. Saturday to State Route 420 between State Route 163 and Truman Road, […]

Wood County, OH · 3d

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Candy store owner charged with selling alcohol-infused candies without a license

(Jordan, MN) -- The owner of Minnesota's Largest Candy Store is facing charges after authorities say he was selling liquor-filled candy without a license. Investigators say they got an anonymous tip last summer and discovered the popular attraction in the city of Jordan wasn't licensed to sell alcohol. Agents reportedly bought several alcohol-infused candies before executing a search warrant at the store. According to court documents, owner Robert Wagner knew the store didn't have a liquor license but believed he could continue selling the candy already on hand. Wagner is scheduled to make his next court appearance next month.

Jordan, MN · 1d
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Minnesota Candy Store Owner Charged on Accusation of Selling Liquor-Filled Candy Without a License After ‘Undercover Operation’

Robert Wagner, the owner of Minnesota’s Largest Candy Store, was charged on accusation of selling liquor-filled candy without an appropriate license

Jordan, MN · 1d

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Goodbye Lake Superior, So Long Lake Minnetonka: This Minnesota Gem Is A Freshwater Fishing Paradise

It's not for nothing that Minnesota has been dubbed the "Land of 10,000 Lakes." The North Star State is a fisherman's oasis, with places like Duluth offering access to Lake Superior, while folks in the Twin Cities can escape to Lake Minnetonka. Still, as serene as their natural beauty may be, summer crowding can be an issue. However, if you prefer a secluded fishing retreat off the beaten path and away from Minnesota's major cities, then say goodbye to these two destinations and hello to Little Jessie Lake. This body of water is located in Itasca County, in what is referred to as "Up North" by locals.

Minnesota · 11h

SC Cloud | St. Cloud Times

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1-vehicle crash leaves one hospitalized in Sauk Centre

A Belle Plaine man was hospitalized after his Dodge Ram pickup truck went into a ditch early afternoon Friday in Sauk Centre. Travis John Bennett, 48, was driving east on Interstate 94 just before 2 p.m. Nov. 6, when the 2017 Ram 1500 Pickup left the roadway, according to a Minnesota State Patrol report. Authorities took Bennett to the Sauk Centre Emergency Room for injuries they said were not life threatening. Stearns County Sheriff’s Office and the Sauk Centre police and fire departments assisted at the scene. Police do not suspect alcohol was involved. Bennet was wearing a seatbelt. The most recent preliminary state statistics breaking down factors in fatal incidents goes through the end of September, which was the highest month so far in traffic-related deaths. Most of September’s fatalities were linked to speeding, with 14 deaths relating to the factor, followed by not using a seat belt at 12 fatalities, followed by alcohol influence, which was linked to 10 deaths. Most fatal crashes involve multiple vehicles, unlike the Sauk Centre incident. Out of 274 fatal crashes to date, there were 304 fatalities. This article originally appeared on St. Cloud Times: 1-vehicle crash leaves one hospitalized in Sauk Centre

Sauk Centre, MN · 2d

CBS Minnesota

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Minnesota THC drink company co-founder sentenced for theft

The co-founder of a Minnesota-based THC drink company who pleaded guilty to misdemeanor theft after being accused of embezzling over $45,000 from the business has been sentenced, according to court records filed Monday.

Eden Prairie, MN · 1d

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Prior Lake High School Cell Phone Policy

For the student body, cell phones are a daily fixture, used for everything from checking schedules to staying in touch with family and friends. Because these devices are so deeply integrated into our routines, the rules dictating their use on our school campus impact everyone. A closer look at our school’s official policy shows what students are expected to do when the morning bell rings.

Savage, MN · 1d

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Bloomington Teen Charged After Eden Prairie Apartment Beating Leaves Man With Broken Face

An 18-year-old Bloomington man is facing a felony assault charge after a man was beaten so badly at an Eden Prairie apartment complex that doctors found multiple fractures to his face. Andres Alberto Gamez is charged in Hennepin County District Court with third-degree assault causing substantial bodily harm following the Nov. 1 attack on Flying Cloud Drive.

Eden Prairie, MN · 2d

Sun Sailor

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Centennial ends Eden Prairie’s football hopes 31-13

There was stunned silence in Eden Prairie’s football stands during the first half of a state Class 6A playoff game against Centennial Nov. 6. The halftime scoreboard showed the Eagles down 31-0. Head coach Mike Grant has not been in a situation like that in many years, and all he could do at halftime was make plans for a comeback. That comeback happened, but it wasn’t enough. Two Eagle touchdowns in the second half and a clamp-down by EP’s defense left the home team short in a season-ending 31-13 loss. “We had a tough night,” coach Grant said. “Centennial is a really physical team. They had no turnovers and made no mistakes. We obviously played a lot better in the second half, but Centennial kept the ball on the ground. Their quarterback finished with 116 yards on 23 carries and they controlled the ball.” Centennial had the ball for 25 minutes and 45 seconds of the 48-minute game. For a very rare time, Eden Prairie trailed in rushing yardage 290-217. Two seniors scored Eden Prairie’s touchdowns in the second half. Windlan Hall had the first score on one of his best runs of the season. He ran right, then cut

Eden Prairie, MN · 2d

Bring Me The News

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Haskell's rebuild to bring new 'historically-inspired' landmark to Excelsior

The longtime restaurant and bar is slated for a 2027 comeback.

Excelsior, MN · 1d

Eden Prairie Local News

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City reminds Cedar Hills Bike Park riders of trail rules

Eden Prairie officials remind Cedar Hills Bike Park visitors about trail conditions, parking restrictions and rules for electric bikes. The post City reminds Cedar Hills Bike Park riders of trail rules appeared first on Eden Prairie Local News .

Eden Prairie, MN · 21h

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Survey - Updating the NYA Comprehensive Plan

The City of Norwood Young America is updating its Comprehensive Plan, and your voice is an important part of planning for our community’s future. The Comprehensive Plan will help guide decisions about how Norwood Young America grows and evolves in the years ahead, including land use, housing, transportation, infrastructure, parks and trails, water resources, natural systems, climate resilience, and community investments. Your input will help us better understand what residents value most, identify community priorities, and create a shared vision for Norwood Young America in 2050.

Norwood Young America, MN · 2d

Sun Sailor

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Three Rivers Parks chair welcomes newcomer that unseated him

A 16-year member of the Three Rivers Park District Board of Commissioners will be replaced in January by his similarly-motivated challenger following the Nov. 3 election. Dan Rasmussen defeated Board Chairman John Gibbs in the race for a park board seat representing Bloomington, Chanhassen, Eden Prairie, Fort Snelling and three precincts in Richfield. With more than 57,000 votes cast in the race, Rasmussen won with 51.6% of the vote, while Gibbs garnered 47.6%. Gibbs has served on the board since 2011 and is in his fourth year as the board’s chairman. “I was really humbled by receiving nearly 30,000 votes,” Rasmussen said. The park board election doesn’t attract the same attention as other county and state races on the ballot, and that factored into how Rasmussen campaigned for the seat, he said. “This isn’t a seat that people are typically thinking about,” he noted. The nonpartisan race doesn’t get the attention that political parties give to other elections. Instead of funding yard signs and distributing them across the fifth district, Rasmussen focused on networking through his personal connections and asking those who support him to help spread the word about his candidacy, he said. His connections as an athlete and

Bloomington, MN · 2d

Eden Prairie Local News

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Lake Riley poised for delisting, preparing for more improvements

Lake Riley is poised for removal from Minnesota’s impaired waters list after years of water quality improvements and restoration efforts. The post Lake Riley poised for delisting, preparing for more improvements appeared first on Eden Prairie Local News .

Eden Prairie, MN · 1d

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Crimson football falls in round of 16 to Sabers

The Maple Grove football team saw its season end on Nov. 6 in a 31-0 loss to Shakopee. The Crimson lost 31-0 to the top seed in their region, ending their season with a 5-5 record in the round of 16 of the Class AAAAAA state tournament. The two teams battled it out in the first quarter and the Crimson kept it close. Neither team scored, but the Sabers wouldn't stay down for long. With 11 points in the second quarter, the Sabers went into the halftime break with a two-possession lead. That only got worse with a third quarter touchdown and extra point, making it 18-0. The Crimson offense totaled just 165 yards as the Sabers put the game away in the fourth quarter. They scored 13 to the Crimson's none and won 31-0 at home to head to the state quarterfinals. Graham Greseth threw for 145 yards on 11-17 passing, but had an interception and no touchdowns to show for it. The rushing attack was completely stunted for the Crimson. Luke Smith went for just 18 yards on seven attempts, Luca Maciej had two yards on six attempts and Greseth ran for no yards on three attempts. The

Maple Grove, MN · 7h

Sun Patriot

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Royals defeat Panthers with explosive plays

The Watertown-Mayer football team avenged a 35-21 loss to Glencoe-Silver Lake with a 40-14 playoff victory over the Panthers, delivering the win just a week after the loss. The Royals got big plays on both sides of the ball, as Landon Moore recovered a blocked punt and returned it 50 yards for a touchdown, and Jace Gagnon scrambled for a 62-yard score. Kaleb Mead led the defense with eight tackles, a interception and a blocked kick. Karsen Tugte also had a blocked kick and Moore forced a fumble. Unfortunately for the Royals, their season came to an end Oct. 31, when the No.1 seed Holy Family Catholic won 42-0. Cross country The Watertown-Mayer cross country team competed at the Class AA Championships last week. Tyler Stutsman led the boys with a time of 19 minutes, 5.2 seconds, and was followed by Luke Stutsman (19:19.5), Isaac Chalmers (20:01.0), Reid Demars (22:07.7) and Emmett Behrens (25:33.6). Chloe Matson led the girls (23:55.6) and was followed by Sydney Grossinger (24:55.1), Anna Bokenewicz (25:41.9), Lexi Brever (25:41.9), Anna Lemanski (25:44.7), Alanah Holmstrom (25:54.0) and Adrianna Goetz (25:54.1).

Watertown, MN · 1d

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Champlin Park Football Rolls Past Wayzata in Second Round of Class 6A Tournament

The Champlin Park football team advanced to the quarterfinal round of the Class 6A state tournament with a convincing, 48-13 win over Wayzata. Senior quarterback Cash Miller completed four of five passes for 87 yards and four touchdowns. Preston Nelson carried the ball 21 times for 192 yards and scored...

Champlin, MN · 2d

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Mound residents push back against Lynwood development pitch

A preliminary proposal to build 30 twin homes along Lynwood Boulevard drew opposition from nearby residents during the Mound City Council’s Oct. 22 meeting, with neighbors raising concerns about traffic, drainage and the development’s compatibility with the surrounding single-family neighborhood. The concept plan for 6221 Lynwood Boulevard, submitted by Jason Palmby of Magellan Land Development, would include 30 twin-home units with a cul-de-sac that leads to Lynwood Boulevard via Robin Lane. Sarah Smith, community development director, said the property is currently zoned R-1 single-family residential and would require a conditional use permit for planned unit development approval and potentially an amendment to the city’s zoning ordinance. Palmby said the development is intended to provide additional housing options in Mound, where there is limited new housing stock available. The units would be for sale and the estimated price range is $500,000 to $800,000 per unit. A homeowners association would maintain the development, including lawn care and snow removal. Palmby said a wetland review is underway, but traffic studies and soil borings have not yet been completed. The plan includes stormwater ponds to manage runoff, and the Palmby has begun discussions with the Minnehaha Creek Watershed District. During public comment, about a

Mound, MN · 1d