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Fishermen on Lake Vermilion reeled in a lunker from Lake Vermilion the other day — a GMC pickup truck. A video shows the action.
MPR News Reflections and observations on the news
Archives for March 2010
Plenty of runners can handle a brisk little 5K to raise money for charity. How about a 26-mile slog through the desert?
Grain Belt will honor its hometown roots with the Nordeast line of beer. Amazing news photos from a Bemidji fire. And a baby camel.
The Mississippi River flows over sidewalks and stairs near downtown St. Paul — and the water’s still on the rise.
Joe Mauer signs a giant contract. Flood fears flow toward St. Paul. Paul Westerberg pens a heartfelt tribute in the New York Times to Alex Chilton.
Cops pulled dozens of cats from what officers said were awful conditions this week in Duluth Township and Two Harbors. Now animal rescue agencies are seeking new owners for the cats.
The Iraq War began seven years ago. The war’s start is a mile marker in my life. I’ll always remember where I was when the Iraq War began: inside the razor wire at an American military base in northern Kuwait.
Good luck sneaking peaks as the Golden Gophers take on Xavier in the NCAA tournament today. Fargo-Moorhead flood cams, a sad wreck on I-94, a blogger goes off and a Target Field update.
A small cheese plant in Faribault, Minn., wins a big prize — top honors in the Gorgonzola category at the World Championship Cheese Contest in Madison, Wis.
WCCO.com unveils The Wire, an online news timeline. WCCO hopes to give users a cool new way to interact with the news — while driving visitors to its main news site and eyeballs to its newscasts.
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We open News Cut archives, discuss safety and privacy, and consider the data that is our lives.
Discuss Holder’s statements on bin Laden, a local infographic, a drug heist, veterans and the budget, and flooding.
Advertising, political vice, dot coms, flooding, and broadband. A typical day on the Internet.