Good morning! What can we say? Winter has arrived and it means business. And the roads are terrible. How terrible? "It's brutal," says a Minnesota Department of Transportation spokesperson. The next time someone wants to know what it means to be Minnesotan, you may refer them to this tweet from the West St. Paul Police Department. | Forecast
Instant winter arrived Monday night dumping snow and ice on roads statewide. More than 120 car accidents were reported before 9 p.m. Monday, including one fatal crash. | Wintry winds continue today
Government entities across Minnesota are required to disclose discipline and settlement information on sexual harassment and similar cases. The one exception: The Minnesota Legislature. | Minnesota lawmaker: Sexual harassment pervasive at Capitol
Water and sewer pipes are reaching the end of their expected life spans in many places across Minnesota, and there's not enough state or federal funding to meet the needs -- especially for small cities. | The Water Main: Making sense of the complex world of water
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