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Philip Pariso, phony bomber, was discharged from military for drug abuse

See Also: Pariso charged for holding bankers hostage with a fake bomb Before he allegedly held employees of a downtown Minneapolis bank hostage with a bomb hoax, 33-year-old Philip James Pariso was a senior airman in the United States Air Force, where he faced a court martial and discharge for inj ... More >>

Duane Clark buried a baby in his backyard

But authorities say no crime was committed

Bert Sieler swapped patient pain pills with Tylenol

The case of Bert Allen Sieler is Minnesota's latest victory in the war on prescription drug theft. Formerly a nurse at a senior care assisted-living facility, Sieler was accused of stealing patients' Perocet from the bottle by swapping the pills out with generic Tylenol. Theft of medical drugs ha ... More >>

Women can no longer get non-surgical abortions in Wisconsin

Yesterday, Gov. Mark Dayton announced his veto of a bill that would've banned so-called "telemedicine abortions" and required the physical presence of a doctor when an abortion is performed.  What a difference a few hundred votes can make! In our neighbor to the east, a similar bill signed by G ... More >>

Abortion crackdowns advancing through Minnesota legislature

Yesterday, the House and Senate approved two distinct abortion crackdowns.The House bill would ban so-called "telemedicine abortions" and require the physical presence of a doctor when an abortion is performed. The Senate bill would mandate abortion clinics to be licensed and subject them to random ... More >>

MN Senate committee passes two anti-abortion bills

​Remember all the talk about the MNGOP staying focused on job creation? Well, instead of that, Republican lawmakers continue to devote their energies to making it more difficult for women to get abortions.Yesterday, a divided Senate committee passed two anti-abortion measures -- one that would req ... More >>

Levaquin causes tendon rupture

Was it too lucrative for its makers to warn patients?

ILLEGAL from Terry Greene Sterling

A penetrating chapter from former Phoenix New Times investigative reporter Terry Green Sterling's book: ILLEGAL: Life and Death in Arizona's Immigration War Zone

'ILLEGAL' from Terry Greene Sterling

Read a penetrating chapter from former Phoenix New Times investigative reporter Terry Greene Sterling's book: 'ILLEGAL: Life and Death in Arizona's Immigration War Zone'

An Immigrant's Heart

To survive the ordeal of escaping Guatemala, Julia needed a big Heart. But not this big.

Rare Hib disease increases in Minnesota

Is the anti-vaccine movement to blame?

Do expiration dates matter? Good Question

WCCO's Jason DeRusha discovers that expiration dates are more of an art than a science.

Everything We Know About Security Is Wrong

So says counterterrorism contrarian Bruce Schneier. And the transportation security administration is listening.

No More "No Homo"

Tori Fixx won't be trapped in the hip-hop closet

My Sims, Myself

Days and nights in the belly of the video gaming beast

Crust Clobbers Snobbery

Love, Money, or Mercy

One thing is certain: Roy Hagen killed his wife with a single blast from a 12-gauge shotgun. After that, the story gets a whole lot murkier.

Bettie Serveert: Private Suit

Eat Rich

The Culture of Childbirth

Final Trip Update From a Secret Journey

Chronicles of "trying" to conceive