Professional women's hockey league boosts salary caps for teams
The salary cap for the Minnesota Whitecaps has more than doubled, allowing the players to be paid a living wage next season.
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Kyle Williams indicted in 2021 murder of Kelly Kocurek in Hastings
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Pedestrian struck, killed by motorist in Eden Prairie
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Though temps say otherwise, Minnesotans welcome start of spring
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The Uplift: Minnesotans make the most of an extra snowy winter
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The Uplift: Solar energy project helps support underserved neighborhoods
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As spring begins, several winter weather records still in sight
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