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When process is enough: One artist reframes what success feels like
In his early 30s, Minneapolis theatermaker Kurt Engh reckons with burnout, redefines success and finds renewed purpose in the creative process over the spotlight.
North Mankato’s industrial park soon to be site of Amazon delivery hub
The project is expected to open in December. It’s anticipated to bring about 75 new jobs into the area. The delivery hub is dubbed a “last-mile” center, which means products shipped from Amazon’s larger facilities will be sent to the North Mankato center.
Third man pleads guilty to aiding in Nudieland mass shooting
Elias Thompson, 21, pled guilty on Monday afternoon for aiding an offender in a mass shooting that happened at a Minneapolis punk show in 2023.
Minnesotan studying in Rome reacts to Pope’s death
Aselya Gullickson is a student at Carleton College and is currently studying in Rome. She spoke with MPR News host Tom Crann.
Eichorn pleads not guilty to federal solicitation charge
Former Minnesota State Senator Justin Eichorn on Monday returned to court in St. Paul where he pleaded not guilty to a charge of trying to sexually solicit a minor during a brief arraignment hearing. Federal prosecutors allege that Eichorn, 40, exchanged explicit texts with a 17-year-old girl who turned out to be an undercover officer.
Theologian: Why Pope Francis’ death, legacy matter even if you’re not Catholic
Massimo Faggioli, a professor of theology and religious studies and a leading voice on the inner workings of the Catholic Church, joined MPR News host Cathy Wurzer on Morning Edition with a look at the pope’s legacy.
In Thunder Bay, Canadians shift from economic anger to action over U.S. tariffs 
After months of tariff threats and taunting from President Donald Trump, Canadians have had it. Canadian consumers and businesses are showing their displeasure with their wallets as they deal with new costs and political chaos imposed on them.  
Red Lake Nation citizen cited for ‘fake’ license plates in Georgia
A Red Lake tribal member says he was “relieved” to return to his North Branch home following a traffic stop in Georgia that resulted in his tribal license plates being removed.