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Washington  reporter gets better look at Red Lake County
Christopher Ingraham, the Washington Post reporter who was at the receiving end of Minnesota's outrage after he presented data showing Red Lake County is the ugliest county in America, didn't help relations when he doubled-down by criticizing our thin skins. But yesterday he proved himself a stand-up reporter.
North Dakota State University is becoming just the second NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision university to pay its athletes.
Here’s why twins.com isn’t about a baseball team
The league has tried for years to get the domain, but the fellas won't sell. Why? Partly because the twins -- the Minnesota Twins -- have never asked.
Mpls. schools chief sorry for ‘insensitive’ literacy training books
The Minneapolis Public School interim superintendent has apologized for optional materials used at a recent early literacy training program that reinforced some cultural and racial stereotypes.
Why I’m leaving (your city here)
Every once in a while, we stumble across evidence that there really are signs of intelligent life on this planet.
We can add this new video from NASA to our video collection of things being smashed.
Question: Why isn't there always a crackdown on things that are against the law?
The day Stevie Ray died
For music fans, especially fans of the blues, it may be hard to believe that it was 25 years ago today that a Wisconsin helicopter crash killed Stevie Ray Vaughan.
When it comes to women, men are going back to the ’50s
A few days ago, a colleague of mine tweeted that she couldn't even use an ATM the other day without some guy stopping to critique her breasts.
If spectators are required to show a photo ID to attend a trial in Minnesota courts, does it violate a defendant’s right to a public trial? Today, the Minnesota Supreme Court ruled it doesn’t while warning judges to be careful with the practice.