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Here are the topics and guests you'll hear today on MPR News.
A New Hampshire woman who won a half-billion dollars in the Powerball game wants to remain anonymous. The lottery says she can't.
When the online mob doesn’t want facts
Knowing what social media can do to a person's career in short order, however, it was a little scary watching what happened to WCCO meteorologist Mike Augustyniak, who lives downtown and looked out the window at the reality below, and dared to tell people.
Really, is there anything more we wanted out of the Super Bowl than this tweet from a Sports Illustrated icon?
Flat-earth devotee stuck on terra firma
When last we heard about 'Mad' Mike Hughes, he was about to launch in his homemade steam-powered rocket to prove that the earth is flat. It didn't happen. Neither did the next scheduled launch. And neither did the one scheduled for Saturday.
Hooked on attention, biz leaders want more public money for big events
We enjoyed our week in the the national spotlight and somehow we'll find a way to carry on as we slip back into flyover country status. But the post-Super Bowl strategy by business leaders and politicians is worth keeping a close eye on.
Olivia Konrardy-Buchal, 11, of Onalaska, Wis., isn't that interested in selfies. She's not that interested in herself. That's why she started a tradition a few years ago of asking family and friends not to give her presents for her birthday; donate to her designated cause instead.
1,000 Words: Selfie kid
Ryan McKenna's team lost the Super Bowl but he got 36 Snapchats, 21 DMs, and 150 follower requests so it's all good.
Here are the topics and guests you'll hear on MPR News today.
Thanks for a fun week. Now, ‘goodbye’
Darren Rovell, the ESPN business reporter, got under Minnesotans' skins this weekend when he assessed Minnesota's standings in the Super Bowl hierarchy.