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Federal prosecutors oppose the release request of a 19-year-old Minneapolis woman accused of trying to join al-Qaeda from federal detention.
In a document filed this week, prosecutors offered new evidence found on Tnuza Hassan's phone that allegedly show "terrorist propaganda that encourages individuals to conduct unlawful violence."
Not much has happened so far this spring in the rich farmland surrounding New Ulm: No plowing, no planting. Some farmers have dug into the soil to find nothing but bad news.
It's already hard to find infant day care in Duluth, and it's about to get harder. Last week, the Benedictine Health System told parents they'll be shutting down their infant and toddler center in mid-June.
Minnesota IT Services Commissioner Johanna Clyborne released a five-year plan Friday for addressing the growing number of threats. During a news conference, Clyborne recounted several widely-reported cyberattacks on government targets, including recent ransomware attacks in Baltimore and Atlanta.
Authorities say a woman who drove off California cliff last month in an SUV carrying her wife and children was drunk. California Patrol Capt. Bruce Carpenter said Friday that toxicology tests found Jennifer Hart had an alcohol level of .102.
Political convention season has arrived. Congressional candidates in several districts and both parties hope to learn this weekend if they will be able to press on or need to pack up as Democratic and Republican loyalists decide endorsements.
A Minnesota woman who is wanted in connection with her husband's death is now charged with killing a Florida woman who resembled her and stealing the woman's identity as she eluded authorities, officials said Friday.
Lois Riess, 56, of Blooming Prairie, Minnesota, has been charged in the shooting death of Pamela Hutchinson, 59, of Bradenton, Florida. Authorities were called to an area of Fort Myers Beach on Monday and found Hutchinson dead, with gunshot wounds.
The Russian Defense Ministry on Friday accused Britain of staging a fake chemical attack in the Syrian town of Douma last weekend, a bold charge that comes amid Moscow's stern warnings to the West against striking Syria.
