Minnesota's mild Tuesday gives way to a sharp cooldown, a St. Paul apartment building is demolished after a fire, and a Jordan candy store owner is charged over liquor-filled candy.
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Tuesday, November 10 is mild across Minnesota, with highs in the 50s, near 60 in the Twin Cities and some low 60s in the south. A cold front brings a few early showers Wednesday, then Thursday and Friday highs of about 40, in the 30s and 40s. The weekend stays dry and chilly, and temperatures climb back toward the 50s early next week.
A fire broke out Monday, November 9 at a 20-unit apartment building on Randolph Avenue near St. Catherine University in St. Paul, and the roof collapsed. No injuries were reported, and dozens of residents were displaced; residents of two neighboring buildings were also evacuated. The Red Cross is helping. Demolition began Tuesday. The cause is under investigation; the deputy fire chief said the fire appeared to start in the attic.
The owner of Minnesota's Largest Candy Store in Jordan, Scott County, is charged with a gross misdemeanor for selling alcoholic products without a license, according to a criminal complaint. State agents say they found a section of alcohol-filled candies and the store had no alcohol license. The complaint was filed October 27; charges are allegations. His first court appearance is set for December 18.
1. On Tuesday, November 10, the Twin Cities high is forecast near what temperature?
From story 1: Mild Tuesday across Minnesota, then a sharp cooldown
2. How many apartment units were in the St. Paul building on Randolph Avenue hit by fire?
From story 2: St. Paul apartment building demolished after fire
3. When is the Jordan candy store owner's first court appearance set?
From story 3: Jordan candy store owner charged over liquor-filled candy
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