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Patchy fog Sunday morning, Mike Fairbourne reports (2:35).

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Truck drivers who use Minnesota Highways are suing the State of Minnesota and several high ranking State Patrol officials, Reg Chapman reports (2:31).

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Mankato West vs. Totino Grace, Minneota vs. Blooming Prairie, Nicollet vs. Ada-Borup, Mike Max reports (1:51).

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Increasing clouds should keep Saturday evening above 40, Mike Fairbourne reports (3:30).

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A community came together to bring the Christmas spirit to a young father who might not make it to the holidays this year, Liz Collin reports (1:40).

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You'll see how Santa's Elves at the North Pole are busy getting ready for Christmas, Dennis Douda reports (0:26).

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Police say the teenager was stabbed in the back and his lung was punctured, Liz Collin reports (0:48).

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At this point police are not saying what may have led to the shooting in the third floor apartment, Maya Nishikawa reports (1:44).

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Increasing clouds should keep Saturday evening above 40, Mike Fairbourne reports (1:00).

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Stephen Argyle vs. Clinton-Graceville-Beardsley, Fosston vs. Adrian, games coming up Saturday, Mike Max reports (2:03).

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Fifty-eight years of marriage, and Beverly and Dale Cooper have never experienced anything so awful, James Schugel reports (2:37).

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The media environment is quite different today than it was when she signed on 25 years ago, Jason DeRusha reports (2:21).

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In high school, Rice was making plays for two teams and learning more than sport, Mike Max reports (0:45).

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Police in the west metro have received numerous complaints that a wild turkey is causing traffic problems, Don Shelby reports (0:23).

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After Thanksgiving, you may want to take your family to the Minnesota History Center Museum to see a new Ben Franklin exhibit, Amelia Santaniello reports (0:32).

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When a small-town football team makes it to State, they are pretty easy to find at the Metrodome, John Lauritsen reports (2:01).

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Riley the wonder dog makes his puppy pick for the Cretin-Durham Hall vs. Brainerd game, Frank Vascellaro reports (1:31).

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The Minnesota Vikings said they are prepared to "move on" if the state cannot build a new ballpark for them, Pat Kessler reports (2:45).

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When St. Thomas Academy plays at the Dome, they get into uniform both on the field and off it, Frank Vascellaro and John Lauritsen report (1:57).

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We will be fortunate to have highs in the 50s this weekend, Chris Shaffer reports (3:14).

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Owatonna High School has added police patrols to try to make students feel a little safer in class, Liz Collin reports (2:00).

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"The National Institute on Media and the Family" may be best known for its annual report card on video games, Mike Binkley reports (1:04).

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A clear night Friday, Mike Augustyniak reports (2:55).

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Deb Balzer from the Animal Humane Society is here today with Chico, Mike Binkley reports (1:22).

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There are more flu clinics being set up over the next few days so kids can get the H1N1 vaccine, Mike Binkley reports (0:43).

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Some lucky people will be walking way with pieces of Minneapolis' movie history this weekend, Mike Binkley reports (0:26).

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He testified today the he was about to be the whistle-blower on his own company, but the FBI raided it first, Holly Wagner reports (2:02).

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Five passengers from that casino tour bus that crashed in Austin Wednesday are still in the hospital today, Mike Binkley reports (1:19).

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Tom Petters is now finished with his testimony and both have sides have rested in his fraud trial; 2 survivors of that casino tour bus crash in southern MN are showing signs of improvement; YouTube cuteness; Mike Binkley reports (2:50).

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Angela Davis gets tips for spicing up your cranberry side dish from cookbook author Jamie Miller (3:10).

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Sunshine developing this Friday, with highs in the 50s, Mike Augustyniak reports (3:12).

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The Institute may be best known for its annual report card on videogames which let parents know which ones are family-friendly and which ones were violent and sexually graphic, Don Shelby reports (2:02).