Parking ban over; Target Field updates
While it’s early, the Canadian model shows a trend toward mostly rain for the Twin Cities and southern Minnesota Thursday into Friday, with a potential shot of snow as the system sweeps by through Friday night. There may also be a little thunder with this system.Get the latest on Updraft.
🎧Experts say that many men and boys don’t talk openly about their struggles, and that makes it hard for them to seek help. Coming up at 9 a.m. on Wednesday, MPR News host Angela Davis talks with two mental health professionals who work closely with men and boys. | |
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On the stand, Tony Lazzaro admits to giving money to teen after sex, but denies it was transactional. Testifying in his own defense yesterday, Lazzaro faces federal charges of giving five girls cash and gifts in exchange for sex. Prosecutors allege he paid his then-18-year-old co-defendant to find other sex partners for him. Lazzaro denies that.
A diamond in the... sewers? Crews find ring in wastewater treatment plant. Crews at a wastewater treatment plant in Rogers, Minn., found a diamond ring that went through quite the journey. Is it yours?
Minnesota Twins unveil new made-in-Minnesota scoreboard. Minnesota Twins fans will notice some changes at Target Field this season: a new massive scoreboard, more digital displays and improved security scanners.
Temporary quarters for Walz stirs uproar over cost. The Walz family is moving into a wooded, lakefront home during a renovation of the state-owned Summit Avenue residence. It's causing a political dustup, largely because it will cost taxpayers more than $17,000 in monthly rent — and more than $300,000 over the 18-month span it covers.
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