Stories from May 19, 2019

Deal reached, but overtime session still needed at Capitol
The Legislature will need a special session to pass a budget agreement top leaders reached Sunday, and Republicans in the House say they weren't included in the deal-making.
Jimmy Carter finds a renaissance in 2020 Democratic scramble
Jimmy Carter carved an unlikely path to the White House in 1976 and endured humbling defeat after one term. Now, the longest-living chief executive in American history is re-emerging from political obscurity at age 94 to win over his fellow Democrats once again.
Billion-dollar gamble: How a 'singular hero' helped start a new field in physics
In the 1970s, Rich Isaacson was presented with what seemed like a crazy idea: using lasers to detect gravitational waves. It became the biggest project the National Science Foundation had ever funded -- and now it's paying off big.
Areas of frost early Monday; warming trend this week
We all know this spring-time drill. Temperatures are expected to drop into the 30s across most of Minnesota and western Wisconsin late Sunday night into early Monday morning.  You can cover your flowers and tender outdoor plants before going to bed Sunday night. Some people bring small potted plants indoors to protect them from frost.…
Documentary traces how Vietnamese-Americans developed the nail salon industry
If you got a manicure lately, chances are your nail salon was run by Vietnamese-American entrepreneurs. In "Nailed It," director Adele Free Pham investigates how refugees built a multi-billion-dollar industry.
Bomb hits tourist bus near Egypt's Giza Pyramids
A roadside bomb hit a tourist bus on Sunday near the Giza Pyramids, wounding at least 17 people, Egyptian officials said.
For the most part, commencement speakers are a pretty forgettable lot. They might be good for a few laughs but within a few months, they become a trivia question. Suffice it to say, though, the Morehouse College seniors are not going to forget their commencement speaker.
Watch: Defunct steelmaker's 21-story headquarters imploded
Sixteen thousand tons of Bethlehem Steel collapsed in a matter of seconds Sunday as a demolition crew imploded Martin Tower, the defunct steelmaker's former world headquarters in Pennsylvania.
March or May? Snow, gusty winds, power outages in Duluth
Winter made an unseasonably late appearance in the Duluth area on Sunday, with accumulating snow and winds gusting to more than 70 mph on Lake Superior.
Deported after living in U.S. for 26 years, he navigates a new life in Mexico
Sitting in his small apartment in Mexico, separated from his family, 29-year-old Gilberto Olivas-Bejarano is part of a generation of young people who are neither Mexican nor American, neither undocumented nor fully able to participate in the society around them.
Frost advisories, freeze warnings in effect for much of Minnesota
Frost advisories and freeze warnings are in effect for much of Minnesota -- including the Twin Cities -- for the early morning hours Monday, as unseasonably cold air settles over the region.
The Netherlands wins Eurovision Song Contest
The Netherlands won the 2019 Eurovision Song Contest in Tel Aviv Saturday, with Duncan Laurence's doleful piano ballad "Arcade" crowned champion of Europe's annual music extravaganza.
Windy with cold rain today; snowflake chances to the northeast
Aren’t you glad that Mother’s Day isn’t this Sunday?  Moms enjoyed much better weather one week ago! It’ll be windy and cold today, with rain lingering into the afternoon in most areas. Some of us will see some sleet and snowflakes too. On to the details. Rain and snow  Much of northwestern Minnesota and parts…
'There's Something About Sweetie' -- something irrepressibly joyous
Sandhya Menon's followup to her hit young adult novel "When Dimple Met Rishi" follows a young woman with a big voice, a big personality -- and to her family's dismay (though not her own), a big body.