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An airplane hangar is no match for a tornado; they're just a few steel beams and a bunch of tin.
In Madison, someone called the cops because a candidate for state assembly was knocking on doors looking for votes. She was 'suspicious', and by 'suspicious', the complainant actually meant 'black.'
Here are the stories, topics, and guests you'll hear today on MPR News.
In revising a history curriculum, some famous people no longer cut it
Texas holds a lot of sway in the education of kids far outside the state, so if your young child in the future has no idea who Dwight Eisenhower is, blame Texas, where education officials Thursday cut several historical figures from the curriculum.
John Hanock says it will no longer sell traditional life insurance policies, opting instead for 'interactive' policies which use smart watches and fitbit-type devices to monitor the physical activity of its policyholders.
Former Minnesota Timberwolves point guard Ricky Rubio spoke for a lot of fans when he tweeted his reaction to the news that Jimmy Butler, a star of the current team, wants out of Minnesota.
Minnesota is near the top of another national survey, but this one probably isn't brag-worthy. It's ninth on the list of debt incurred by people attending college.
Airlines make big money by making you miserable
Now, Delta is the latest airline to ensure that the game expands. It's quietly raised its checked bag fee from $25 to $30. It'll be $40 for the second.
Here's what will come out of your radio today.