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Here are the stories, topics, and guests you'll hear today on MPR News.
A 15-year-old boy in Oregon is going to have to arrange a payment plan for restitution for his part in some vandalism last year. He owes $36 million.
About half of the nation's non-union employers require employees to workers are employed under some sort of arbitration contract that requires them to face down their company one-on-one before an arbitrator. Today's Supreme Court decision will drastically reduce the number of claims against them.
This will come as bad news to about half the country (according to polls), but the movement to save a free press just got reinforcements.
Veteran needed to sell hearing aids for help
A happy end to a sad story of a veteran who felt compelled to sell his hearing aids can't mask an important truth: people can be jerks.
With the increasing commercialization of transit vehicles, it was only a matter of time before some riders objected to the advertising message of one of Metro Transit's buses or light rail cars.
Here are the stories, topics, and guests you'll hear today on Minnesota Public Radio News.
Home is where the heart is
We're a pretty great species when we want to be.
There's a fair amount of debate in aviation history circles about whether old airplanes should be flown or merely displayed, and a pretty incredible video released today should rekindle the discussion.