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An inglorious end for Peat the Cat
It was a short run in the spotlight for Peat the cat, the star of NPR reporter Ari Shapiro's piece on All Things Considered last night about cats as 'mousers' in distilleries.
NFL’s Goodell faces heat in first interview
Despite a conflict of interest, CBS pressed NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell hard on how he dealt with Ray Rice, the Baltimore Ravens player who beat his wife and was fired this week.
Fargo police chief Keith Ternes is under public scrutiny this week after the Fargo Forum published a story on Sunday about morale in the department where eight cops have resigned this year.
Homelessness: A story about us
Homelessness as an issue has been increasing since the '80s. Millions of stories have been produced and yet it's the one issue that people walk away from without any sense of obligation. If anything, we've become desensitized to the problem.
Arrests in death of Derek Boogaard
Authorities in New York arrested a Long Island man today and charged him with supplying the painkillers that led to former Minnesota Wild player Derek Boogaard's death in his Minneapolis apartment in May 2011.
Minnesota falling behind in twine-ball competition
The twin ball in Darwin weighs 17,400 pounds, extends 40 feet around, is 11 feet high and has been hailed as the world's largest ball of twine. Is it?
1,000 Words: The presidential face plant
You probably only get one chance in a lifetime -- if that -- to meet the leader of the free world. Don't blow it.