The hurricane flooded streets and buildings, knocked out power to 1.8 million people and threatened catastrophic damage further inland.
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Weather
Afternoon forecast: High of 29, mix of sun and clouds
It'll be dry and cool today, but different types of precipitation are on tap Thursday through early Saturday.
Local

Minneapolis narrows locations for new Third Precinct police station to two
One would reopen on the site of the current vacant building; the other would be four blocks away.
Twins

Scoggins: Here are two things Twins need to do less often in 2023
Sonny Gray unwittingly became the most popular Twins player in uniform last week, a hero to many before even throwing his first pitch of the season. He did it by a pointed message to his bosses.
Taste

Minneapolis pastry chef the lone local James Beard Awards nominee
Shawn McKenzie is up for a national award, but for the first time in 20 years the Twin Cities is unrepresented in the Best Chef: Midwest category.
Business

Winnebago buying lithium-ion battery maker as it continues push into electric vehicles
Terms of the deal were not disclosed but sale is expected to be finalized by end of May.