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Top Minneapolis news: Man pulled alive from Mississippi; despite weather, Pride Parade marches on

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Published on June 24, 2019
Top Minneapolis news: Man pulled alive from Mississippi; despite weather, Pride Parade marches onPhoto: Twin Cities Pride/Facebook

Read on for the most recent top news you may have missed in Minneapolis.

Minneapolis light-rail foes worry about Minnesota state bee

Two Democrats, Sen. Scott Dibble and Rep. Frank Hornstein, have asked the Metropolitan Council to "immediately halt plans to destroy trees and other habitat." 

Read the full story on KARE11.

Man pulled alive from Mississippi River in Minneapolis

The Hennepin County Water Patrol was dispatched to the river near the Stone Arch Bridge after a fisher pulled a man out of the water.

Read the full story on CBS Minnesota.

Minneapolis couple holds title for longest married US gay couple

Way back in 1971, Jack Baker and Mike McConnell legally obtained a marriage in license in Mankato.

Read the full story on CBS Minnesota.

Despite weather, Pride Parade marches on in Minneapolis

Pride flags are all over downtown Minneapolis as the LGTBQ community came together for the annual Twin Cities Pride Parade.

Read the full story on KARE11.


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