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Minnesota's Niklas Backstrom made a save in the third period. The Ducks defeated the Wild 3-0.

Anaheim blanks Wild 3-0

Corey Perry's two goals and Jonas Hiller's fourth shutout this season sent the Anaheim Ducks to a 3-0 victory over the Wild Saturday. Also: Photos from the ice and Michael Russo's Sunday Insider.

Pillsbury products, including Big & Flaky Crescent Rolls, helped Pillsbury post strong results in a weakening economy.

Pillsbury's sales are poppin'

Pillsbury shakes off a tough economy as muffins, crescent rolls and frozen pizzas sell. More from business.

Trans fats targeted on Twin Cities menus

Proposals in Minneapolis and St. Paul would ban the fats from some restaurants and require calorie labels for meals.

Obama rides the rails to DC for inaugural kickoff

FDA urges people to avoid peanut butter products

Shooting on St. Paul's East Side wounds 19-year-old man

Israel ceases fire but troops stay in Gaza

School sports now a Minnesota luxury?

Robbinsdale looks at closing three schools

Minneapolis rally protests Israeli attacks, U.S. aid

Wisconsin town debates pros and cons of bikers

Gophers hang on for ride to grab win

Vikings' Frazier loses out on Rams coaching job

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Landmark church takes its place in history

A Lutheran church in Minneapolis has been named a national historic landmark for modernist architecture.

Photo right: Christ Church Lutheran

Wine, the 'petty luxury,' sparkles in a sour economy

At Surdyk's

Budget-strapped consumers are buying more wine, just not the expensive stuff.

Whistleblower

Junker-free property still a municipal problem

On Jan. 9, the City Council declared a former auto repair business a "municipal problem" because of a seemingly endless migration of junked rust-bucket cars to a busy corner in the Southeast Como neighborhood.

Inaugural commentary