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A day in the life of WeeWee the chiweenie, a traveling stunt dog

A day in the life of WeeWee the chiweenie, a traveling stunt dog

People have traveled from every corner of Minnesota and beyond to the state fair to show their animals, from fancy pigeons to dairy cows. But there are also animals that put on a show, like WeeWee the Chi-Weenie.
by Nina Moini and Alanna Elder

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What happens to cases of Minnesota immigrants after they are deported?

What happens to cases of Minnesota immigrants after they are deported?

President Trump’s deportation policy is impacting Minnesota’s Southeast Asian community, with five Hmong Minnesotans facing removal to Laos. Lawyer and professor Ana Pottratz Acosta joined MPR News to discuss the legal and human implications of the detentions.
by Nina Moini and Ellie Roth

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All-women crew paddles 1,380 miles to Hudson Bay to promote conservation, inclusion

All-women crew paddles 1,380 miles to Hudson Bay to promote conservation, inclusion

The group, who call themselves the “Hudson Bay Girls,” believes they are the first publicly documented all-women crew to complete the historic route from Lake Superior to Hudson Bay in Canada.
by Nina Moini and Aleesa Kuznetsov

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