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Survey: Few countries dislike their media as much as Americans
People in Russia -- Russia! -- are more likely to feel their news media is doing their job well than Americans are, the survey says.
Why doesn't Douglas County want to pay for the drivers who help veterans get to their medical appointments?
Sen. Neal Tapio, R-Watertown, charged the interfaith day at the S.D. state capitol on Wednesday used 'terrorist style bullying tactics in the press ' and constituted 'a slap in the face of every patriotic American service member that signed up to defend freedom.'
Crow Wing lake’s love note
What makes the story of Gavin Becker and Olivia Toft particularly delightful is the continuing role that Eighth Crow Wing Lake plays in the history of love.
What’s on MPR News today? 1/11/2018
Here's a list of topics and guests you'll hear today on MPR News.
Dog separated from owner when train door closes
This is the very definition of a dilemma. You step off the subway train, your dog in tow, and the door closes, separating you from you and your pup.
Welcome to the world, Mohameds, Henrys, and Isabellas. Make it better, although you've got your work cut out for you.
If there are player protests during the Super Bowl in Minneapolis next month, NBC says it won't cover them up to keep advertisers happy.
Life’s perfect stories with imperfect endings
Sometimes, life is perfect. Take the case of Diane Bishop of Newfoundland, who was having a difficult time working because of the toll breast cancer was taking on her body.
I probably would've picked up the newspaper on the driveway without thinking about it this morning after walking the BlogDog in the dark if I hadn't been one of the people who threw one on people's doorsteps in Woodbury for a decade in the '90s.