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A dad’s pep talk picks up the rest of us
Devon Still's NFL career is in jeopardy and his daughter has cancer. But his Instagram account is good for whatever ails you.
When baseball — life — is perfect
For one night, the game was perfect. For one night, there was crying in baseball.
Marilyn Hagerty is a treasure in the Upper Midwest, and her review today of the chicken oriental salad at Applebee’s is another instant classic.
Daily sweetness: The college kids
A group of college kids rallied to keep a colleague, who was out of money, in school. In 24 hours, they raised enough money to keep their friend in college.
Inside the Klobuchar rumor mill
Here we go, again: Sen. Amy Klobuchar's name is being mentioned as a possible attorney general now that Eric Holder is calling it quits.
NPR has apparently been getting a lot of pushback on the subject with each subsequent execution -- beheading, if you will.
NPR's latest cost-cutting has taken out a public radio icon -- Robert Krulwich.
The great grease caper in Rochester
The increase in biofuels is sparking an increase in theft of used grease at fast food joints and restaurants.
Simmons furor reveals people still care about NFL
The lingering furor over Bill Simmons' suspension confirms one other suspicion: A larger number of people who said they were done paying attention to the NFL are still paying attention.
When the Green Line light rail project started, businesses and property owners took a serious hit. Now they're being charged for 'improvements' to the road.