Site Map October 20, 2025

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• Farmington widower's Halloween haunt combats food shelf shortages
• 'Text With Jesus' AI chatbot app grows rapidly despite blasphemy criticism
• Daniel Naroditsky, 29-year-old chess grandmaster and educator, dies unexpectedly
• New tribal cannabis compact signed for recreational dispensary supply
• These US cities face the greatest severe weather threats, data shows
• Vikings 'disgusted' after Isaiah Rodgers gets racist messages on social media
• Driver crashes into building in Midtown leaving 9 people injured: FDNY
• Vikings: When will J.J. McCarthy return from ankle injury?
• From the gilded Oval Office to a new monument: A look at Trump's renovation projects
• Mega Millions jackpot soars to $650 million ahead of Tuesday drawing
• Wayzata faces lawsuit over Airbnb ban
• Giordano's adding second Twin Cities location at Mall of America
• P.J. Fleck preparing Gophers for hostile environment at Kinnick Stadium
• Louvre thieves may have been hired by private collector, officials say
• Things to do in Minnesota: 6 things to do this weekend (Oct. 24–26)
• Amazon Web Services global outage 'resolved' after disruption, company says
• These cities rank as the safest in America in 2025, data shows
• Timberwolves unveil Prince-inspired City Edition purple uniforms
• Squirrel chase leaves husky stranded high up a tree
• Just a little alcohol could increase dementia risk for seniors, study finds
• Peanut allergies dropped significantly in last 10 years, study found
• Canvas website down for several hours Monday for students after AWS outage
• Strip club bouncer charged in shooting outside Rick's Cabaret in Minneapolis
• Trump implies US will purchase Argentinian beef to lower prices for Americans
• FBI investigates hunting stand with sight line to Trump's Air Force One exit area at Palm Beach airport
• MN weather: Seasonable, breezy, and light showers possible on Monday
• Amazon Web Services says issue that caused outage 'mitigated'
• Amazon Web Services global outage eases after disruption, company says