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Girl Says Man Touched Her in School Restroom
A metro school district put parents on alert after a first-grader came forward saying she was touched by a man she didn't know.
Remote car starters: A gift that can cost you
Minnesotans might love being able to start a cold car with the push of a remote starter from the house or office, but they won't be warmed by the installation fee.
Height isn't the reason super sub stands above
They had a basset hound, a tiny house in northeast Minneapolis and a quiet life.
Report says death was due to drug error
A pharmacist's mistake last August cost the life of a New Brighton nursing home resident, state Health Department investigators have concluded.
Man Dies After Receiving Wrong Medication
A man died this summer after receiving an incorrect form of medication at Health and Rehab New Brighton, according to a recent report from the Minnesota Department of Health.
Two Minnesota legislators attending climate change summit in Copenhagen
Published Fri, Dec 11 2009 12:13 pm Minnesota state Reps. Kate Knuth and Jeremy Kalin are in Copenhagen this week at the U.N. climate change summit .
Drunken drivers: Consider this a first and only warning
Law enforcement officers aren't afraid to let potential drunken drivers and speeders know they are being watched in Ramsey County.
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Device maker is forced to shut down
Transoma Medical, a New Brighton-based company that just two years ago had big plans including hopes for a $75 million initial public offering, has shut down.
Variety Of Jobs Found At Clinics
The roles in an ambulatory care clinic vary by that clinic's size and scope. An express care clinic, where patients are seen for a few issues such as upper respiratory or urinary tract infections, may employ a nurse practitioner or physician assistant and receptionist.
Oakdale woman charged with bilking elderly sisters
Kathy Ann Weimar was supposed to take care of two sisters, ages 90 and 79, in New Brighton.
Antonello settles fraud charges with state
A Twin Cities art collector and philanthropist was fined $250,000 and had his license to sell life insurance revoked in a settlement announced Wednesday with the Minnesota Department of Commerce, which accused him of fraudulently obtaining millions of dollars in seniors' life insurance policies to profit from them later.
Dan Stein stocks a wide range of exotic beers at Stein's Market & Deli. Samichlaus. HeBrew Jewbelation.
American Red Cross chapter gets new director
The Minn-Kota Chapter of the American Red Cross has a new director. Greg Voss is currently executive director of the Andover YMCA Community Center and a longtime Red Cross volunteer.
New Lutheran body will form after gay-pastor vote
NEW BRIGHTON, Minn. -- The split over gay clergy within the country's largest Lutheran denomination has prompted a conservative faction to begin forming a new Lutheran church body separate from the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
New Lutheran body to form after gay pastor vote
A decision by the country's largest Lutheran denomination to allow gay pastors to serve as clergy is leading a conservative opposition group to try to form an alternate Lutheran church body.Leaders of Lutheran CORE said at a news conference in a Minneapolis suburb on Wednesday that they disagree with this August's decision on gay pastors by ...
Thief steals more than wheelchair from New Brighton man
It was supposed to be a night at the movies but ended in a crime when a Twin Cities man had his wheelchair stolen.
Outraged, but with genuine concerns
Leonard Pitts' column rightly explained how it is a grave mistake to generalize that the Fort Hood shooter is typical of every Muslim in America.
North Suburban Schools / Voters balk at raising taxes for schools
Voters in two north suburban school districts Tuesday passed operating levies that were expiring but rejected those that would have raised taxes further.
There's been a lot of talk about the dangers of driving while talking on a cell phone and, while this is a problem, are we missing the bigger picture? Many people who own cell phones are in bondage to them.
Maplewood voters oust Mayor Diana Longrie after a contentious term
Maplewood voters have ousted Mayor Diana Longrie after a contentious term. City council member Will Rossbach gained more than 51 percent of the vote to oust Longrie, who garnered about 39 percent.