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Hayride accident at Wisconsin apple orchard injures several children
Several people, including children, were injured during a field trip to an apple orchard in Western Wisconsin Wednesday. Chippewa County Sheriff Travis Hakes says a wagon with adults and children tipped over injuring about 25 people.
Crushing Loss: Twins lose lead in the 10th as Cleveland wins another one with a walk-off
Brayan Rocchio singled in the winning run as the Cleveland Guardians scored three times in the 10th inning to beat the Minnesota Twins 5-4 on Wednesday night. It’s another crushing loss for Minnesota, their second such game in three days.
Downtown Minneapolis building sells for 90% less than it did in 2019
Another sign of the struggle facing downtowns as two Minneapolis office towers sell for a fraction of what they were worth just five years ago. The Forum buildings on 2nd Avenue sold last week for $6.5 million. after selling for $73 million in 2019.
Suspect arrested in connection to fatal shootings near Minneapolis homeless encampments
Minneapolis police arrested a suspect Wednesday night following a trio of shootings that left at least two people dead and two others injured near homeless encampments. The shootings all took place in south Minneapolis.
More pro-Palestinian protests at University of Minnesota as new president sworn in
The new president of the University of Minnesota was sworn in inside Northrup Auditorium. But outside, a student protest demanded that new president Rebecca Cunningham force the University to divest in Israel, something the school has refused to do.
Federal Reserve cuts key rate by sizable half-point but is it the end of inflation?
The Federal Reserve on Wednesday cut its benchmark interest rate by an unusually large half-point, a dramatic shift after more than two years of high rates that helped tame inflation. But is it too much, too soon?
Napheesa Collier’s stellar play has led the Minnesota Lynx to the top of the WNBA
Napheesa Collier and the Lynx have been nearly unbeatable since the Olympic break. Her stellar play, especially since the Olympic break where she helped guide Team USA to a gold medal, has the Lynx heading into the playoffs as the number two seed.
Minneapolis Police Chief says residents are fed up with violence at homeless encampment after latest shooting
Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara says it’s the third shooting at the homeless encampment in south Minneapolis in recent weeks and residents are fed up with the violence.
A man accused of stalking Paige Bueckers found with an engagement ring and lingerie near Connecticut airport
Police reports say a man charged with stalking former Hopkins (Minnesota) High School and current UConn basketball star Paige Bueckers was found with an engagement ring and lingerie when he was arrested near a Connecticut airport.
MSP Airport expanding TSA security reservation system to Terminal 1
MSP Airport has announced plans to expand its security line reservation program to include Terminal 1. MSP RESERVE is a free security line reservation program allowing travelers to schedule a time to pass through the TSA line.
Appeals court won’t revive former Packer and Viking Brett Favre’s defamation lawsuit against Shannon Sharpe
A federal appeals court has refused to revive former NFL quarterback Brett Favre’s defamation lawsuit against former tight end Shannon Sharpe. The court upheld a previous decision on Monday.
988Lifeline answered by mental health team that “listens with empathy”
A growing number of Minnesotans are calling, texting or chatting with a trained specialist at 988Lifeline. On a typical weekday in July of this year, the Twin Cities 988 Lifeline center received upwards of 25,000 texts from people seeking help.
UNCF Annual Walk for Education: Empowering minority students and strengthening HBCUs nationwide
On the morning of Sept. 21, Minnesotans can walk, run, or bike to show their support for the United Negro College Fund (UNCF). Participants will gather at the Lakeview Terrace Farmers Market in Robbinsdale, from 8 a.m. to noon.
Minneapolis Animal Care and Control says bats getting in homes is concerning especially if you have pets
Minneapolis Animal Care and Control say they’ve already received numerous calls about bats getting into people’s homes this year. It’s concerning due to the fact bats can carry rabies which is 100% deadly for cats and dogs.
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