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Democratic Sen. Alex Padilla Forcibly Removed From Secretary Kristi Noem’s Press Conference and Handcuffed

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The I-Team's exposé unmasked Casey Ramirez, linking him to drug smuggling. The accused man struck back

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This is Part 4 of the Minnesota Vice series. MINNEAPOLIS — Don Shelby felt like a shell of himself. By all rights, February 1982 should have been a proud moment for him. Shelby, an investigative reporter for WCCO-TV in Minneapolis, had just aired a bombshell report that exposed Hennepin County district judge R. Crane Winton Jr. for sexual misconduct. Shelby’s report would earn him and his investigative team, the “I-Team,” national praise, and i…Dickinson, North Dakota · Dickinson See the Story

Large tree-form lilac would benefit from pruning

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Deer hunters can pick up their rifles in southern Minnesota

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ROCHESTER — Deer hunters in southern Minnesota can start grabbing their rifles, leaving the shotgun in the gun cabinet, during the next firearms deer season. State Sen. Steve Drazkowski, R-Mazeppa, said the zone excluding rifles from deer hunting in southern and western Minnesota extends back to 1942, when different gun technology and different reasons existed. Drazkowski said the deer population in the early 1940s was small, and the rifle exclu…Rochester, Minnesota · Rochester See the Story

Carlton selects top pick for new superintendent

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CARLTON — The Carlton School Board is poised to hire Mark Messman as its new part-time interim superintendent. After conducting four interviews Thursday night, Messman emerged as the board’s top pick to lead the Carlton School District. The school board will offer the position to Messman, who will retire as the superintendent of Eden Valley-Watkins Public Schools at the end of the month, pending a reference check by board member Laura Nilsen. Th…Cloquet · Cloquet See the Story

Hockey dreams and stacks of cash. Was Casey Ramirez laundering money through a small-town credit union?

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This is Part 3 of the Minnesota Vice series. PRINCETON, Minn.— Ed Fisk had questions. And subpoenas. It was late 1981, and the IRS agent was in Princeton, investigating a mysterious newcomer named Casey Ramirez. Ramirez had been throwing around tens of thousands of dollars on town projects, had practically taken over the airport and appeared to be close pals with the mayor. Fisk had checked: Ramirez hadn't filed a tax return in years. So the IRS…Hockey · Brainerd See the Story

Rising soccer leader returns home to St. Paul for MLS match against Loons

71% Center coverage: 7 sources

Tyler Heaps was studying chemistry at a college in Chicago in the early 2010s, setting up a potential career in that field as his mother, Paula, had. In an advanced calculus course, he enjoyed working on numerical equations, so when he transferred to Augsburg, he switched his major to computational math, with a minor in computer science. Then how exactly did the St. Paul native become the youngest sporting director in MLS last year? Well, the 34…Minnesota United · United States See the Story

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The I-Team's exposé unmasked Casey Ramirez, linking him to drug smuggling. The accused man struck back

Large tree-form lilac would benefit from pruning

Deer hunters can pick up their rifles in southern Minnesota

Carlton selects top pick for new superintendent

Hockey dreams and stacks of cash. Was Casey Ramirez laundering money through a small-town credit union?

Rising soccer leader returns home to St. Paul for MLS match against Loons

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