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Jareka Bolen decided that she will move in to hospice while she can still make her own decisions, unhook her ventilator and die. But first she wanted to have a big party -- a prom, she called it.
When the severe storm with 100 mph winds hit Duluth this week, the Algoma Guardian was just starting her trip through the canal when Dennis O'Hara was filming.
This wasn't an easy week to win the Internet, but the Minnesota United FC came pretty close with its reaction to Wednesday's gaffe in which United keeper Sammy Ndjock threw the ball into his own goal.
After a shopkeeper dies, family eschews big money for his store
The best obituary for Allen Seletsky, of Boston, is the closed storefront that sits on a prime piece of land in the city that would bring a fortune to a corporation that would lease it if it could.
By Reagan benchmarks, it’s ‘morning again in America’
Is life in America as horrible as Donald Trump painted during last night's speech? It all depends on whether you like Donald Trump. It always does with presidential campaign messages.
Five minutes on Isle Royale
With the second day of a heat wave about to percolate Minnesota, we feel a need to dip in early to the 'Because it's Friday, that's why' file for a little backdrop for some 'where can I get away from all of you' daydreaming.
People who wanted WNBA players to just shut up and play basketball have gotten their wish. Sort of. At least two teams are vowing to stop talking. About basketball.
BLM gets an ally from the woman who prosecuted protesters
The former Bloomington city attorney, who had refused to back down from prosecuting members of Black Lives Matter for their occupation of the Mall of America in December 2014, is now pushing back against some critics of the group's positions.
R.I.P., VCR
We come here today to bury the VCR and to announce the breaking news that VCRs are still being manufactured. But only for another 10 days.