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Teen Shot Near Bricelyn, Minn.

24.07.2008 07:09    wcco.com
A 15-year-old boy is in critical condition after a shooting at a rural Bricelyn home.


Money Lessons: How Schools Are Cutting Back

24.07.2008 07:09    wcco.com
Minnesota families are already feeling the pinch at the grocery store and at the gas station. And when the bell rings this fall high gas prices, food costs and heating bills are likely going to hurt our schools.

7-Year-Old Boy Shot In NW Minn.

24.07.2008 07:09    wcco.com
Authorities say a 7-year-old boy was airlifted to MeritCare in Fargo, N.D., after he was shot in northwestern Minnesota.

Man Found Not Guilty In 1981 Maplewood Murder Case

24.07.2008 07:09    wcco.com
A jury came back with a not guilty verdict late Wednesday night in the trial of a man accused of killing his girlfriend 27 years ago in Maplewood.

Good Question: What Is Tampering, Did Vikes Do It?

24.07.2008 07:08    wcco.com
It's hard to pick up a newspaper or turn on the television without hearing talk of "tampering." The Green Bay Packers are accusing the Minnesota Vikings of tampering, saying the Vikings had improper conversations with Brett Favre. But what is

Reality Check: Autism Myths And Reality

24.07.2008 07:08    wcco.com
A radio talk show host with a history of controversial comments is finding it hard to distance himself from his latest remarks about autism.

Specialty Pharmacy Opens In Mpls. For HIV Patients

24.07.2008 07:08    wcco.com
The number of Minnesotans diagnosed with HIV keeps going up. Just last year, 325 new infections were reported in Minnesota, which is the highest number of newly reported cases since 1995, according to the Minnesota AIDS Project (MAP).

Vikings Arrive At Camp Amid Favre Talk

24.07.2008 07:08    wcco.com
As the Vikings started trickling into Mankato for training camp on Wednesday evening, they were bombarded with questions about the quarterback who tormented them for so many years as a member of the rival Green Bay Packers.

Minn. pharmacy fined for filling Internet prescriptions

24.07.2008 05:19    minnesota.publicradio.org
It's the first time the Minnesota Board of Pharmacy has stepped in to stop pharmacies from filling online prescriptions written byfaraway doctors who have never met their patients in person.

RNC draws support from law enforcement across state

24.07.2008 05:19    minnesota.publicradio.org
Republican National Convention security organizers say nearly eighty agencies and jurisdictions will contribute 3,000 or more officers to police the event.

Minneapolis council to discuss discrimination lawsuit

24.07.2008 05:19    minnesota.publicradio.org
This week, the Minneapolis city council and mayor will get a progress report on a lawsuit involving the city's police department.

Gag order issued in school bus crash case

24.07.2008 05:19    minnesota.publicradio.org
A judge has issued a gag order in the upcoming trial of a woman accused of causing a fatal school bus crash in southwestern Minnesota.

The cost of reducing our carbon footprint

24.07.2008 05:16    minnesota.publicradio.org
Energy economists Peter Schwarz of the University of North Carolina Charlotte and Henry Lee of Harvard's Kennedy School of Government will offer their insight on Al Gore's recent proposal to dramatically reduce our dependence on fossil fuel within the next

Northwest Airlines posts $377 million 2Q loss

24.07.2008 05:16    minnesota.publicradio.org
Northwest said its losses came as it took another large accounting charge, and fuel expenses continued to rise sharply.

St. Paul hopes Ford converts local plant instead of closing it

24.07.2008 05:15    minnesota.publicradio.org
Ford Motor Co. is expected tomorrow to identify three truck plants that will convert to car production, and local officials hope one of them will be the St. Paul plant, which has been slated to close next year. But one

Excel Dairy still violating air quality

24.07.2008 05:15    minnesota.publicradio.org
A large dairy operation near Thief River Falls in northwestern Minnesota, continues to violate air quality standards.

Taconite plant to receive clean retrofit

24.07.2008 05:15    minnesota.publicradio.org
Cleveland Cliffs Corporation says it's planning modifications at its United Taconite plant in Forbes, Minn. that will increase production while decreasing air emissions.

Coleman, Franken turn up the heat in latest campaign ads

24.07.2008 05:14    minnesota.publicradio.org
Republican Sen. Norm Coleman's re-election campaign has put out a new television ad that's sharply critical of DFL challenger AL Franken. With the election less than four months away, new ads from both campaigns signal the gloves are coming off.

U.S. Lawmakers Hope To Approve Great Lakes Compact

24.07.2008 00:45    wcco.com
A compact to prevent the diversion of water from the Great Lakes has widespread support in Congress and a strong chance of winning approval by the end of the year, lawmakers said Wednesday.

Northwest Airlines Posts $377 Million 2Q Loss

24.07.2008 00:45    wcco.com
Northwest Airlines, which already plans to reduce flying from now through the end of the year, could shrink more and keep raising fares if fuel prices don't come down, Chief Executive Doug Steenland said on Wednesday.

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