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  EDMONTON -- Axe Monkeys, an Edmonton business known for indoor axe throwing, dealt with a robbery that resulted in a $5,000 loss. Dan Hudon, an axe maker also known as Dan the Axe Man, said he got a call at 5 a.m. on June 1 from an employee telling him Axe Monkeys had just been broken into. Hudon takes pride in the work that goes into carefully crafted axes, and feels the time lost is much greater than the financial loss. “They broke in through the glass front door and basically went straight into my cabinet -- smashed it and cleaned me out,” he said. “They knew what they were co...

Top 10 Unsolved Mysterious Murders From The Early 1900s Although most murders are solved relatively quickly, a mysterious few are forever out of reach of the authorities and those who seek justice. While each of these cases could fill volumes in their own right—and some already have—here are 10 times that people literally got away with murder in the early 1900s. 10 The New Orleans Axeman 1918–1919 On the evening of May 22, 1918, Jake and Andrew Maggio made a gruesome discovery. Their dying brother and his already-dead wife had been brutally butchered with an axe. They were the first vic...

'Free the growler': Bill would allow all Minnesota breweries to sell growlers Only five breweries in Minnesota are prohibited from selling growlers and beer to go because they're "too big." Author: A bipartisan effort is underway to "free the growler" by removing a cap that prevents the state's largest breweries from selling their beer to go in 64-ounce containers.  Minnesota law prevents any craft brewery in the state that produces more than 20,000 barrels from selling growlers. Currently, there are five breweries – Castle Danger, Fulton, Schell's, Surly and Summit – in the state that a...