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DJ Freddy Fresh slaps a vinyl record on the turntable, cues it up and tells a student, "Remember, the top of the note was there, right? Grab it." In this Sept.

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Hundreds of people attended a memorial service Saturday for a St. Paul soldier killed in the shooting rampage at Fort Hood in Texas.

A St. Paul man who grabbed a 9-year-old girl near a park and molested her in a secluded area pleaded guilty to criminal sexual conduct Wednesday in Ramsey County District Court.

St. Paul police are trying to determine if the shooting death of a 15-year-old in what was supposed to be a vacant home was an accident or murder.

St. Paul's Hmong community is holding its Hmong New Year celebration through Sunday at RiverCentre.

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Low-income Minnesotans miss 125 million meals each year, and one out of eight children in Minnesota is at risk of going hungry.

St. Paul, Minn. -- The extended Thanksgiving weekend is bringing travelers out in huge numbers, and many of them will be filled with a little too much holiday cheer.A That's once again prompting law enforcement to step up patrols on Minnesota highways for drunk driving and other hazardous habits.

A 15-year-old boy was shot to death Thanksgiving morning in St. Paul and two people have been arrested, although police say they are still trying to figure out whether the shooting was accidental.

A federal magistrate has ordered a Minnesota activist arrested in the 2004 animal rights vandalism at the University of Iowa to remain in jail so prosecutors can appeal an order to release him pending trial.

The taxicab driver shot during an attempted robbery in St. Paul was accustomed to working on Thanksgiving, but his daughter had persuaded him to take the holiday off this year.

ECONOMIC reality and money problems may be cooling the enthusiasm of US college students to study abroad, just two years after students' interest in foreign study was at an all-time high.

The Minnesota Department of Commerce has charged three Twin Cities firms, including two collections agencies, with forging signatures in order to access consumer funds.

Aaron Foster Sr., the former St. Paul Police Department employee acquitted in the 1981 death of his girlfriend, Barbara Winn, has sued the city.

There was palpable tension inside and outside an eighth-floor courtroom when Marquez D. Storey pleaded guilty Tuesday in Ramsey County District Court to second-degree murder for the benefit of a gang.

A suspected thief left a trail behind that St. Paul police said led them to his front door.

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The student council at Galtier Elementary school, left to right, Arieonna Blount, Bagurusi Kandeija, Colin Columbus and Eric Bronson, greet Valeria Silva, November 18, 2009.

One truck driver was killed and another critically injured Monday when toxic ammonia leaked during a loading operation at a Rosemount industrial facility, authorities said.

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has harvested a 44-foot balsam fir to grace the front lawn of the Governor's Residence on St.