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News of Jussie Smollet attack rattles LGBTQ community
For people who identify as a member of both the LGBTQ community and a person of color, it can be challenging to find a safe space. Feelings of vulnerability are even more visceral in the wake of this week's violent attack on Jussie Smollett.
Why is it so hard to say the words "I'm sorry" without qualifications or excuses? Guest host Tiffany Hanssen asked two guests for their tips on how to craft better apologies.
Photos: Toughing it out in subzero Minnesota
Minnesotans bundled up, jumped cars and basically just tried to keep moving around the past few days as a polar vortex plunged Minnesota into subzero temperatures. You know, could have been worse.
Are you ready for the sunshine and heat? We're talking about the best ways to escape the cold without breaking the bank.
The St. Paul Winter Carnival is the oldest winter festival in the nation. Historian Bob Olsen joined us to talk about its history and traditions.
Appetites: Award-winning chef Paul Berglund brings his talent to Rochester
If you've ever eaten at the renowned Minneapolis restaurant The Bachelor Farmer or Ann Kim's acclaimed Young Joni, then you've probably sampled some of Chef Paul Berglund's creations.
Where does masculinity go from here?
The #MeToo movement has highlighted some of the dangers of toxic masculinity. In response, Gillette ran an ad calling for more respectful men. How is this moment shifting the narrative on masculinity?
School's closed: How do you juggle work and family?
Schools across the state have canceled classes ahead of some dangerously cold weather. So if your kids can't go to school, and can't go outside, what's your go-to activity?
St. Paul food hall drawing national attention
There's been a lot of talk about the extreme cold, but let's look at a new hot spot in Minnesota: Keg and Case West 7th Market.
Walz won't order Minnesota schools closed during cold snap
Gov. Tim Walz said Monday he will not call for a statewide closure of Minnesota schools due to the bitter subzero temperatures coming the next few days, adding that he will let local districts make the decision.