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Sprawl of roadside memorials vex cities
It's unlikely we're going to find out who the grumps are in Richfield who complained about the memorials at a bench built to honor a man who was killed in 2017. But from the sound of KARE 11's report, there are plenty of them.
There was a time, whippersnappers, when we couldn't go shopping on Sunday in these parts. The churches ruled retail, at least on that day. Basically, we were then what North Dakota is now.
A growing trend on the slopes makes so much sense, it's surprising nobody thought of it before: chairlift speed dating.
Given the grief that parents at youth games give officials on behalf of their little charges, why would anyone want to be a referee or umpire anymore? In Wisconsin, as elsewhere, they don't.
Here are the stories, topics, and guests you'll hear today on MPR News.
The latest research dive into internet hoaxes, politics and fake news will -- sadly -- not surprise you. Your grandparents are really bad at telling the difference between fact and fiction on Facebook.
Baby Jesus stealing stories don't often come with happy endings. But this one does.
Live ball era at Target Field? No, it’s the live wall era.
Baseball hates change. Things get changed, players perform differently. The change gets blamed, for better or worse. That's where we're headed in this year's Minnesota Twins baseball season.
Telling reporters they can't say something is almost never a good strategy. Monday morning's Exhibit A; Julian Assange.