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Postal employee shot 2 co-workers at an Iowa post office before being captured, police say
DES MOINES, Iowa — A female postal worker shot two female co-workers at the main post office in Iowa’s capital city Thursday before being captured nearby and faces attempted murder charges, authorities said. Jennifer Christine Pledger, 39, of West Des Moines, stood above one woman who she had...
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Ohio State QB Julian Sayin making progress from injury as Buckeyes continue playoff quest, coach Ryan Day says
Ohio State quarterback Julian Sayin is "healing," according to coach Ryan Day, who stopped short this week of relaying when the Buckeyes were expecting one of their top players to return this season. Injured during last month's win at Indiana on a hit in the fourth quarter, Sayin underwent surgery...
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Predicted Snow Totals Change in New Minnesota Blizzard Forecast, Travel Not Advised
Rochester, MN (KROC-AM News)- The National Weather Service has refined its snowfall predictions ahead of a major storm that’s set to arrive in southeast Minnesota on Wednesday. Many school districts across the area are closed on Wednesday. The City of Rochester is also asking residents to abide by seasonal...
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Kwik Trip employee in Minnesota stabbed to death during his shift, police say
MANKATO, Minn. (WMTV) - A Kwik Trip employee in Minnesota was stabbed to death during his shift early Tuesday morning, the company stated in a release. According to WMTV NBC affiliate KARE, police responded to the Mankato store around 3 a.m. to the scene on the reports of a disturbance.
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Western MN farmers say consolidation 'devastating' their communities
DONNELLY, Minn. — As winter winds howled outside, farmers gathered in a machine shed near Donnelly on March 4 to share stories with Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison on how consolidation in everything from livestock markets to ag implement repairs is negatively impacting their operations and communities. The Land...
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Rural voices, farmers push for government accountability in town halls
About 60 people gathered inside the Sleepy Eye Brewing Company for the town hall sponsored by the Minnesota Farmers Union. Rising concerns over the potential impacts from tariffs on family farms, cuts to health care and the uncertainty of trade wars had many speaking their minds in an open forum.