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The universal love language of postpartum cultural dishes

The universal love language of postpartum cultural dishes

This Mother’s Day, we explore how three cultures focus on the mother during postpartum recovery and how their foods reflect wisdom and lessons passed down from generation to generation.
by Hannah Yang

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Minnesota Book Awards announces 2024 winners

Minnesota Book Awards announces 2024 winners

The Minnesota Book Awards announced their 2024 winners on Tuesday.
by Max Sparber

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Feeding Our Future witness says he helped set up fake meal sites during the pandemic

Feeding Our Future witness says he helped set up fake meal sites during the pandemic

A former Feeding Our Future employee said in a federal courtroom in Minneapolis that he conspired with others at the Twin Cities nonprofit to steal money from government child nutrition programs. He said he received kickbacks disguised as consultant payments.
by Matt Sepic

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Proposed budget cuts come after SCSU relied on reserves, one-time funding to balance budgets

Proposed budget cuts come after SCSU relied on reserves, one-time funding to balance budgets

St. Cloud State University’s faculty union has just eight days to respond to a proposed axing of more than one-third of the school’s degree programs and 57 teaching positions.
by Cathy Wurzer and Gracie Stockton

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Brooklyn Park teen sentenced to 11 years for murder

Brooklyn Park teen sentenced to 11 years for murder

Foday Kamara, 17, was sentenced Wednesday for the murder of 23-year-old Zaria McKeever in 2022. Kamara broke into McKeever’s apartment and fatally shot her.
by Estelle Timar-Wilcox

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Sandhill crane shot and killed in central Minnesota. DNR seeking tips

Sandhill crane shot and killed in central Minnesota. DNR seeking tips

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is seeking tips and information on a shooting of a sandhill crane from a roadway northeast of Clarissa in Todd County.
by Matt Mikus

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Why wonky building codes could be key in reducing state’s climate impact

Why wonky building codes could be key in reducing state’s climate impact

Building codes set minimum safety requirements for how new homes should be designed and constructed. But they can also be an important behind-the-scenes tool to fight climate change.
by Dan Kraker

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