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Man Busted for Breaking into Cars Parked at MSP Airport

Submitted by Brett Dyste
Friday, January 27th, 2012, 2:46pm
Man Busted for Breaking into Cars Parked at MSP Airport

At least a dozen people returned to Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport from their holiday trips to find someone had broken into their vehicles. Airport police say they caught the man who did it.

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MnDOT to Close Lanes on 169 Monday Morning

Submitted by Mike Maybay on Friday, January 27th, 1:25 pm

The Minnesota Department of Transportation says drivers will encounter delays Monday.  They plan to shut down the left lanes of Highway 169  for up to four hours.

They'll be closed as part of the Highway 169 / I-494 interchange reconstruction project.

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VIDEO: Weekend Box Office Preview 01-27-2012

Submitted by Chelsea Wallace, Web Intern
Friday, January 27th, 2012, 1:00pm

Hollywood Dailies host Steve Patterson talks about movies at the box office this weekend.

To find movie times and a theater near you, visit KSTP.com's community web sites. Log on to KSTP.com and click on "Where You Live" and select your community.

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WEB FORECAST: Light Snowfall Should End Before Evening Commute

Submitted by Lauren Radomski
Friday, January 27th, 2012, 10:41am

A light snowfall will last into the afternoon, but should end before the Friday evening commute.

KSTP.com Meteorologist Patrick Hammer predicts snowfall totals will be light with 1/2" to 1". Areas north of the Twin Cities toward Brainerd may see up to 2". 

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Parks Offer Sleigh Rides, Snowshoeing, and Cross-Country Skiing for Valentines

Submitted by Mike Maybay on Thursday, January 26th, 2:38 pm

The Three Rivers Parks District wants you to enjoy nature with your valentine.  It's offering several events in the coming weeks in honor of Valentines Day.

At Richardson Nature Center in Bloomington, there will be candlelight, chocolate and acoustic music.  At Gale Woods Farm in Minnetrista, visitors can take a sleigh ride through the pastures. 

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Facebook's Mandatory 'Timeline' Prompts Privacy Concerns

Submitted by KSTP News Staff
Thursday, January 26th, 2012, 7:32am
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Nordic Ski Jumping Competition Kicks Off in Bloomington

Submitted by Scott Theisen, KSTP Web Producer
Wednesday, January 25th, 2012, 5:25pm

The International Nordic Ski Jumping competition gets underway Wednesday evening in Bloomington.

Athletes from Norway, Finland, Poland and the U.S. will be soaring 300 feet down the Bush Lake Ski Jumps.

Many former and future Olympians will try out the jumps and perfect their form.

Doors open at 6 p.m. and the tournament starts at 7p.m.

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