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The funding does not cover nearly $32 million in inflationary costs, which could be covered under the approved plan if colleges max out their tuition limits.
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Perez had been serving on the Tax Court since former Gov. Arne Carlson appointed him in 1997.
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The company has been working on a turnaround plan as it faces increased competition from online retailers and discount stores.
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Researchers picked lake trout, siscowet, salmon and walleye because they are among the most important species for sport angling and the region's tourism economy.
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University of Minnesota Extension corn specialist Jeff Coulter says warm weather followed by rain during planting last week will be good for germination.
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The Capitol's basement cafeteria is a German-style rathskeller cafe.
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Democrats had pushed a wider expansion of early voting at the polls, but Republicans opposed those changes.
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Inspection records from eight plants in its three-county area of central Minnesota showed almost all the eight had some problems in their last inspections, some of which happened as long as five years ago.
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Jurors determined Clifford was not acting in self-defense when he punched 44-year-old Brian Vander Lee last June at Tanners Station.
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He said he told the graduates there are many cultural issues today that have created disrespect for life.
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Of the 25 cases, 15 were hospitalized.
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The money was needed this year to keep underway construction from halting.
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The bill requires all public school districts create policies aimed at reducing bullying, or risk losing state aid.
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Republican leaders are setting out on a flyaround.
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Due to an odor, employees of the wrecker service opened the trunk and found the body.
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Three-year-old Xavier Njemanze had been undergoing therapy at Madonna Rehabilitation Hospital in Lincoln, Neb., for injuries he suffered when he was stabbed at his mother's home last winter.
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Dr. Gigi Chawla, of Children's Hospital, says the blood supply to the brain is cut off to create a euphoric response.
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The issue drew demonstrators to the Capitol from both sides of the issue.
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Water from the Park River and Cart Creek and water that is moving overland is threatening homes in Crystal, a Pembina County town of about 150 people.
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Sobiech was told in June 2012 that he had months — perhaps a year — to live.
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The cause of death was ruled to be either asphyxia or sudden infant death syndrome, but authorities allege an autopsy found traces of cocaine and methamphetamine in the child's body.
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Funeral services will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday, May 28th at Grace Lutheran Church in Erskine.
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The bus was only eight years old and had no previous problems.
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Fargo schools superintendent Jeff Schatz says all schools and school districts will likely fail progress reports next year because federal requirements are increasing.
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Bismarck police said a cleaning crew heard someone calling for help in the ceiling over the pool tables at O'Brien's Tavern on Nov. 5.
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Landfill employees near Williston in the last week discovered about 100 filter socks containing radioactive material.
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Police say a tip in March prompted investigators to reopen the investigation into the death of 31-year-old Anne Dunlap.
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MOORE, Okla. — Spotlights bore down on massive piles of shredded cinder block, insulation and metal as crews worked through the night lifting bricks and parts of collapsed walls where a monstrous tornado barreled through the Oklahoma City suburbs, demolishing an elementary school and reducing homes to piles of splintered wood. At least 51...
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North Dakota had an average temperature of 31 degrees in April, 0.1 degrees colder than 1907.
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The analysis shows the number of suburban Minnesotans living in poverty has more than doubled between 2000 and 2011.
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Lottery spokeswoman Debbie Hoffman says two tickets sold in Minnesota earlier during the run were worth $1 million apiece, while a total of 12 tickets sold in the run were worth $10,000.
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Sponsors say it removes an inherent conflict of interest and takes a politically charged matter out of the Capitol.
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The state's Board of Judicial Standards released a ruling on May 10 finding that Perez repeatedly violated its code of conduct.
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Employee turnover is low.
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The 73-year-old journalist, who hosted NBC Nightly News for 22 years, joined Mayo Clinic's Board of Trustees in 2008.
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The legislation passed this session includes $9.6 million that will be distributed between 2013 and 2015 to essential rural facilities called critical access hospitals in oil country.
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The city's building inspections department had issued 21 permits for construction as of April 30.
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Bragelman was having dinner with a friend at the Blue Heron Grill in Lino Lakes when he stopped breathing early Sunday.
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The increases are due primarily to accidents at Midwest oil refineries and the planned temporary closures of two large refineries in Chicago.
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A police statement says officers responded to just before noon Saturday for a man who suffered first-degree burns on his hands, arms and face.
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Republicans say Dayton is breaking a promise that the stadium wouldn't be paid with general treasury dollars.
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The new 9.85 percent upper income tax level gives Minnesota one of the country's top five rates.
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