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A pair of twin brothers, who care deeply about maintaining a family bond, celebrate their 90th birthday together.

In a Minneapolis courtroom Monday, federal prosecutors laid out their case that six men and one woman launched the nation’s biggest pandemic relief fraud from a tiny East African restaurant in Shakopee. There, they collected millions in cash purloined from a federal program meant to feed hungry children. The post Prosecutor shows texts bragging about stacks of cash as Feeding Our Future trial begins appeared first on Minnesota Reformer.

MANKATO — One of Mankato’s most popular biking events has been canceled due to severed ties between two of the parties who help run it.

KAYLIE SIROVY: I totally understand the cold hands thing. My hands, even in the summertime, my hands are freezing.  AMELIA ROESSLER: I’m the only person who walks around in the summer with long pants and sweatshirts because I’m just freezing all the time.  SPENCER WHITE: Do you think you’re anemic?  ROESSLER: I don’t know.  SIROVY:...

A semi-truck driver from Tennesee is accused of watching Netflix on his phone when he slammed into traffic last summer in southern Minnesota.

(Fairbault, MN) -- Prosecutors in Faribault, Minnesota say a Tennessee trucker was watching Netflix on his phone just before a crash that killed two people last year. 55-year-old Billy Joe Grimes is facing multiple charges, including two counts of criminal vehicular homicide. Investigators say Grimes ignored road signs telling drivers to slow down as he approached a

Gun-safety measures were slated for votes on the Minnesota House floor late Monday although it wasn't clear if or when the Senate would consider the bills. "We are the House. We are going to continue to do the work of the House," state Rep. Kelly Moller, DFL-Shoreview, said at a news conference hours before the anticipated passage. The House passed the first bill, which would create a duty to ...

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