Killing of Fargo police officer leaves questions about motive
| | Killing of Fargo police officer leaves questions about motive |
The Fargo police department is reeling from what the police chief called one of the most horrific days the in the department's history after three Fargo police officers were shot late Friday afternoon on a busy street. The suspected gunman also was shot and killed by a fourth officer.
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| | Rising interest rates challenge Minnesota home buyers, sellers |
Rising interest rates have reshaped the housing market in Minnesota. There are still many more buyers than sellers, but bidding wars are rarer and prices are more stable.
Higher interest rates have made buying a home more expensive. The interest rate on an average 30-year-mortgage currently stands at nearly seven percent, according to federal government statistics. It has not been below three percent since the fall of 2021.
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'He lived a life of service': Colleagues, community remember Fargo officer killed on duty. Fargo officer Jake Wallin was just three months into his tenure as a police officer when he was fatally shot during a routine investigation of a car crash in Fargo.
Written driverâs tests for new Minnesota residents going away. Starting Aug. 1, people moving to Minnesota will no longer have to take a written test to get a Minnesota driverâs license if they have a valid license from another state.
Duluth's Chester Bowl builds new bridge, aims for new chalet next. The club that manages the Chester Bowl ski hill in Duluth is trying to raise $1.3 million to build a new chalet at the iconic park, where generations of Olympic ski jumpers practiced in the mid-1900s.
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Minneapolis high-rise fire put out by sprinklers, one woman suffered burns. A fire in a Minneapolis public housing high-rise early Sunday morning left one woman seriously burned.
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