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More Minnesota theaters adapt for people with autism
A theater performance can be overwhelming, and not in a good way for people sensitive to lights, sounds and certain movements.
Minn. incumbents mostly prevail but some have close calls
While some races were closer than expected, Minnesota congressional and legislative incumbents largely prevail. The governor’s race is set.
St. Joseph company aims to bring little electric cars to city streets
Opus Motorcar Co. is selling small, low-speed electric vehicles with hub motors — the kind in e-bikes and scooters — designed for short trips around town. Its 25-year-old CEO, Tom Skahen, has some big ambitions for shaking up how people think about local transportation.
World's biggest rubber duck: A Duluth man's quacky idea has outsized impact
The world’s largest rubber duck was created nearly a decade ago by a Duluth entrepreneur. This weekend it’s back in the region at the tall ships festival in Two Harbors.
Old books, new perspectives: Program aims to diversify rare books field
The rare and antiquarian books field has historically been dominated by white men, and difficult to enter for anyone without a prior connection. A new fellowship at a Minnesota rare book seminar is aimed at bringing more diverse voices into the industry.
Leveled by an April tornado, Taopi is coming back to life
Four months after an EF2 tornado ripped through Taopi, the tiny southern Minnesota town is seeing new foundations being poured and new roofs going up on homes. Residents say they have hope for their town’s future. 
New group launches effort to gain 'parental rights' on MN school boards
A new group calling itself the Minnesota Parents Alliance rallied at the state capitol Thursday. Dozens of supporters showed up for the gathering. Some carried signs with images of LGBTQ flags crossed out, or “CRT” (Critical Race Theory) crossed out as well as school board candidate signs. 
Gunfire scatters shoppers at Mall of America; 2 suspects at large
Bloomington police described the gunfire around 4 p.m. Thursday as “an isolated incident” and that the suspected shooter fled the building. The police chief said no one was hit.