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Jimmy Kimmel ‘apologizes’ for wanting health care for kids
Late-night talk show host Jimmy Kimmel was back on the air last night, defending last week's plea for health care coverage, after his newborn son was able to get treatment for a heart problem.
Football team cracks down on ticket resellers
If you buy season tickets to your favorite NFL team, but sell them all, should you still be allowed to buy them again?
What's in a brand? The difference in how you hear something, at least where a violin is concerned.
Duckling rescue season begins
The 'cops rescuing ducklings' season is officially underway with yesterday's rescue of a squadron from a storm sewer in St. Louis Park, where the police department reported the details on its Facebook page.
1,000 Words: Behind the lens
Sometimes the dramatic moment captured by news photographers isn't really the actual moment.
The Minnesota Court of Appeals today reinstated a hunter's lawsuit against the owner of property on which he was hunting, whom he says is responsible for his falling from a tree while trying to climb into a deer stand in Pine County. The hunter's father owns the property.
Not surprisingly, last week's multiple posts about the racists who attend games at Boston's Fenway Park brought out the commenters who view these sorts of things as assaults on free speech. They're probably racist too, a study released last week from the University of Kansas says.
In Madison Wis., parents have gotten messages from school authorities that if they're on a limited data plan, their kids might soon be driving up the usage. The schools are shutting down the Wi-Fi to see if student performance improves.
Here's a pro tip for a happier life: Stop talking politics in social settings. Nothing good can come of it. Let's just go back to talking about the weather. Or fishing.
On MN Supreme Court, David Stras found unlikely allies
Minnesota Supreme Court Justice David Stras, a Tim Pawlenty appointee, is heading for the federal bench now that President Donald Trump has nominated him for for the 8th Circuit Court of Appeals.