Shows

Painting ‘transcendent beauty’ with sound, light and architecture at the Basilica
Hundreds gathered in the Basilica of St. Mary for “Luminiscence,” an immersive new light-and-sound spectacle. It is the first time the acclaimed European production has come to the U.S.
Deer hunting numbers trending upward at start of Minnesota firearms season
Department of Natural Resources Big Game Coordinator Paul Burr said deer hunting numbers were trending upward based on the first weekend of firearms season in Minnesota.
Minnesota law professor weighs in on Supreme Court's rejection of gay-marriage challenge
The 2015 decision recognized a constitutional right to same-sex marriage. But it was recently challenged by Kim Davis, a former Kentucky clerk who was jailed for refusing to issue marriage licenses.
How did the Edmund Fitzgerald sink? A new book looks into the theories
“The Gales of November: The Untold Story of the Edmund Fitzgerald” digs into the mystery of the ship’s sinking and also shares interviews with family members of the crew.
Amid AI boom, U of M computer science majors shift focus
The head of the University of Minnesota’s Department of Computer Science and Engineering says he’s seen a dip in enrollment in the past few years after 15 years of extreme increase.
'Water's got power': MPR archive interview with local sailor day after Edmund Fitzgerald sank
On Nov. 11, 1975, MPR News reporter Claudia Hampston spoke to a boat engineer of the Harbormasters’ Club about what he thinks happened to the S.S. Edmund Fitzgerald.