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ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) Minnesota finance officials are mapping federal economic stimulus money spent in the state. A map on the state's recovery Web site shows the statewide distribution of various stimulus spending categories, such as education, health care, housing and transportation.

ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) Democratic leaders of Minnesota's Legislature raised doubts about Gov. Tim Pawlenty's proposal to constitutionally cap state spending but say they'll hear him out.

Senate Majority Leader Larry Pogemiller and Tax Chairman Tom Bakk plan a December hearing on the GOP governor's proposal.

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) An Eden Prairie hamburger parlor that sued McDonald's Corp. in federal court over the phrase, "Who's your patty?" has settled the issue. An attorney for The Lion's Tap says the parties reached a "mutually beneficial amicable resolution." He didn't disclose details.

HERMANTOWN, Minn. (AP) Police say two young children were released to the custody of relatives after they were found living among nearly 400 marijuana plants and evidence of meth use. St.

Louis County sheriff's deputies raided a Hermantown home on Tuesday night. Two men were arrested.

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