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A career in Hines' sight: Radio legend retires

The end of the Minnesota State Fair on Monday will mark the end of daily radio for John Hines, a mainstay of Minnesota radio.
by Matt Sepic and Kyle Shiely

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Tensions rise as Minnesota AG candidates ratchet up attacks

Tensions rise as Minnesota AG candidates ratchet up attacks

DFLer Keith Ellison questions Republican Doug Wardlow's views on gay people. Wardlow says he's troubled by domestic abuse accusations leveled at Ellison. The pair, says one analyst, are polarizing attorney general candidates running for an office increasingly politicized in the U.S.
by Tim Pugmire

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Bee stings, sprained ankles and indigestion: inside the State Fair's medical services

Bee stings, sprained ankles and indigestion: inside the State Fair's medical services

Regions Hospital has handled medical services at the fair for about a decade. More than 2 million people come through the fair's gates annually, but the medical staff say they're still focused on fun.
by Tim Nelson

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The Cube Critics love 'The Wife' and 'Juliet, Naked'

The Cube Critics love "The Wife" and "Juliet, Naked" -- and they are prepared to explain why.
by MPR News Staff

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Church launches campaign to replace ancient fair ovens

Church launches campaign to replace ancient fair ovens

The Minnesota State Fair's oldest food vendor needs four new ovens. The popular Hamline Church Dining Hall is getting by with a backup oven this year. But it hopes to raise $25,000 so it can buy new stoves before next year's fair.
by Tim Nelson

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Four things that need to happen before PolyMet mine's future can be written

Four things that need to happen before PolyMet mine's future can be written

The PolyMet proposal -- and the prospect of a new copper-nickel mining industry amongst the forests and lakes of northeast Minnesota -- is the most divisive environmental issue the state has faced in decades.
by Dan Kraker

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Noble or trouble? 'Fight club' tests Minneapolis parks

Noble or trouble? 'Fight club' tests Minneapolis parks

The Minnesota Fight Club's founder sees the unsanctioned bouts he stages at Bde Maka Ska and other parks as healthy outlets for aggression. Others see problems and potential danger in the public fights, which may be illegal.
by Brandt Williams

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