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Reporter reveals connection to marijuana group, quits on air
Thanks to the eye of Jason DeRusha, we're alerted to the 'resignation' of reporter Charlo Greene of KTVA in Alaska. The ethically-challenged Greene reported on the Alaska Cannabis Club, and never revealed that she owns the marijuana-legalization group.
It's been almost 25 years since Ryan White died. He was the Kokomo, Indiana teen who was shunned by his school -- expelled from middle school -- after it was revealed he became infected with HIV from a contaminated blood treatment. We've come a long way from our ignorance then.
When Kyle Bradford tried to share his school lunch with a friend who didn't like the cheese sandwich the cafeteria gave him, he became a school scofflaw and got detention.
Minnesota is the state of political hockey ads
One of these days we're going to have to calculate the impact -- if any -- a hockey ad makes in Minnesota. Is it, for example, as big a boost as a Scandanavian name?
Your daily dose of sweetness — NFL style
In the nick of time, a third season of 'It's Aaron' has debuted.
Handler’s block saves dog from football player
To protect a dog, a Texas A&M cadet through the best block of the day in college football.
Chasing connections
A guy without a leg walking the Appalachian Trail inspires a guy who paddles a canoe the length of the Mississippi River, who inspires a guy to get in an airplane and fly to Point B.
That's the question to debate in the wake of Minneapolis police chief Janeé Harteau's decision to pull out of a 'listening session' last night to address concerns by people of color in the city.
The Wild suspended goaltender Josh Harding, the feel-good story around here for a time last year when he came back after being diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis.