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Photos: Protesters march for Trayvon Martin, Terrance Franklin

Photos: Protesters march for Trayvon Martin, Terrance Franklin

Protest marchers called for justice for Trayvon Martin and Terrance Franklin and demands that the Unites States Department of Justice bring civil rights charges against George Zimmerman, Monday evening, July 15, 2013 in Minneapolis.

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Photos: Nick Leddy and the Stanley Cup tour Twin Cities

Photos: Nick Leddy and the Stanley Cup tour Twin Cities

After winning the NHL championship with the Chicago Blackhawks this year, Nick Leddy received his celebratory day with the Stanley Cup. The Eden Prairie, Minn. native toured the Cup around the Twin Cities, making stops at several places including the Eden Prairie Community Center, where Leddy played hockey as a kid, and the University of Minnesota Amplatz Children's Hospital on Friday, July 12, 2013.
by Jeffrey Thompson

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Minnesota Scenes: Your photos from June

Minnesota Scenes: Your photos from June

Racing at Canterbury Park, Gorillas at the zoo, Duluth in the fog and a lot of high water around the Twin Cities in the aftermath of sever weather. All that and more of our favorite photos submitted by audience members in June.

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Photos: Hmong American flag football

Photos: Hmong American flag football

The first women's flag football teams were organized in the Twin Cities nearly a decade ago to help raise funds for various causes. Popularity and team numbers grew. Then, seven years ago, the women won approval to compete in the Hmong Freedom Celebration from the organizers, the St. Paul-based Lao Family Community.

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Photos: Aftermath of severe storms in Minn.

Photos: Aftermath of severe storms in Minn.

Residents and utility crews on Saturday were assessing and repairing the damage from a severe storm on Friday night. The National Weather Service said that the worst damage from the storm was centered in the metro area, with hundreds of trees and power lines down throughout the Twin Cities.

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Photos: Yoga, dance greet summer solstice

Photos: Yoga, dance greet summer solstice

People around the world were up at the crack of dawn on Friday to celebrate the longest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere. Thousands of people from the steel canyons of New York to the stone figures of England took part in solstice celebrations marking the beginning of summer, while south of the Equator, celebrants marked the official start of winter.

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