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Delta says some travelers have tried -- and failed -- to fly with comfort turkeys, possums, snakes, spiders and other unusual creatures. The airline said that ignoring the true intent of service and support animal rules can be a disservice to customers with real needs.
Would denial of Line 3 project mean more oil trains?
Enbridge Energy and supporters of the Line 3 pipeline project say oil will move by rail if not by pipeline. But opponents, including environmentalists, are skeptical.
GOP-led House narrowly passes farm bill
The Republican-led House has narrowly passed a sweeping farm bill that would toughen work requirements for food stamp recipients.
NPR fact check: President Trump's Duluth rally claims
President Trump boasted of economic and foreign policy gains at a campaign rally in Duluth, Minn. Some of his claims don't match the facts.
Grocers, growers, garlic: Can locally grown take root in Minnesota?
Will small-town consumers buy healthy, regionally grown food from their local grocer, even if it costs a little more? Specialty farmers watching an experiment this summer at Bonnie's Hometown Grocery in Clinton, Minn., hope the answer is yes.
Shipping, boating traffic to be halted for Trump rally in Duluth
The U.S. Coast Guard will temporarily close the busiest port on the Great Lakes as President Donald Trump visits Duluth for a roundtable meeting on mining and trade followed by an evening rally Wednesday.