Tuesday, February 9, 2010
It's just about over -- at least until the next storm. St. Paul joined Minneapolis in declaring a snow emergency.
A low-budget Doritos commercial shot by two Minneapolis filmmakers aired during the big game.
The suspect allegedly accosted one of the managers at the Apple Valley theater and fled with $3,600. He was caught in a culvert after leading police on a foot chase.
It happened at her home in December and at a ski area on Saturday, according to the complaint.
Looming over the southbound lanes of Interstate 35 in Wyoming, Minn., is a grinning portrait of former President George W. Bush, asking "Miss me yet?"
Does possessing even one photo cause $3 million worth of harm? Courts seek to answer the question.
That's the recommendation of the City Council's spending committee, which took a staff proposal to cut the original 10 fountains to six and cut two more Monday. The full council votes on Friday.
An SUV rolled over on icy Hwy. 61 south of Two Harbors, leaving one of two people in the vehicle dead, authorities said.
It's a slow-mo snowstorm, but enough for a snow emergency in Minneapolis, and the city might impose parking restrictions until it melts.
At what point have we had too much winter?
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