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The soap opera in Lake Elmo has taken another turn. The sixth member of the city's government is quitting, adding to the perception of a city in turmoil following the election of a voting bloc on the City Council.
1,000 Words: The Rainbow White House
The White House is anything but.
I'm off today working a super secret assignment. Or, I'm just doing what everyone else in Minnesota seems to be doing during the summer: treating Friday like part of the weekend.
We'll wait for the website before passing judgement, but color us interested in how people can really take control of their financial lives when their existence in the working world depends on the profiteering whims of someone else.
Bored with women’s sports? You’re boring
A Sports Illustrated reporter has apologized for his assault on women's sports.
A gift for Charleston
Let’s get this out of the way at the start: Nobody is going to feel sorry for journalists. They made the choice to get into the business they’re in. We get that. But here’s some breaking news: Journalists feel, which is one of the reasons they got into the business they’re in. They hurt the…
How big is the quadcopter threat to aviation?
The Federal Aviation Administration has been spent countless hours and probably tens of thousands of dollars trying to come up with rules for owners of quadcopters. There are already some rules in place -- you can't fly near an airport. That's not stopping some quadcopter owners.
The nightly hatch of mayflies is underway in La Crosse, Wis.
Anti-soda campaign uses iconic TV ad
Memo to marketers and brand managers. When you come up with your super-memorable jingle to push your product, make sure it can't come back to haunt you 40 years later.