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Plus: Cub Foods slashing prices to be more competitive; MyPillow suing over “sham” loan; alleged drunk driver in Park Tavern crash pleads ‘not guilty'; and more.

Plus: Three Minnesotans granted clemency by President Biden; Duluth's largest city employee union authorizes strike; Walz calls for increased penalties for Medicaid fraud; and more.

The Wells Fargo Center has sold to a trio of investors for $85 million, a 70% decline in value from when it was sold in 2019.

Plus: Complaint filed against Rochester schools over diversity hiring programs; advanced payments will soon be available for child tax credit; judge

Plus: Boludo fined over $105k for overtime violations, illegal labor practices; Ishbia brothers reportedly interested in buying the Twins; and more.

MnDOT decided Friday to allow I-94 to remain a freeway, abandoning potential plans to create an at-grade boulevard or parkway.

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