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DFL targets suburbs to flip control of Minnesota House
House Democrats are targeting 12 suburban Republican-held districts where Hillary Clinton got more votes for president than Donald Trump in 2016. Democrats need to gain 11 House seats to flip control of the House.
Rainy June causes problems for travelers, farmers and businesses
Heavy rains and rising rivers in southern Minnesota are causing a variety of concerns, from closed highways to washed-out crops. Some areas have had more than a foot of rain this month.
PUC-what? A who's who on the Minnesota commission deciding on Line 3 pipeline
The Minnesota Public Utilities Commission will decide this week whether to grant a "Certificate of Need" to Enbridge Energy for a new Line 3 oil pipeline. Here's a look at who these commissioners are and what other decisions they make for the state.
Somali memoir tells remarkable story of survival
Abdi Nor Iftin's "Call Me American" traces his journey from a nomadic life through the horrors of war and finally to the country he had learned to love through movies.
Exhibit looks at Somali life, from Africa to Minnesota
The Historical Society partnered with the Somali Museum of Minnesota to tell the story of a relatively new immigrant group.
Rochester exhibit explores the art in science
"Genome: Unlocking Life's Code" was developed by the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History but also includes the work of local artists. It opens this weekend at the Rochester Art Center.
A new breed of housing: Humane society tests group habitat for shelter dogs
Rather than housing dogs in individual kennels, several dogs live and play in a shared space, allowing them to socialize and interact in a more natural setting. If it proves to be successful, the new habitat could become a model for shelters everywhere.
Would denial of Line 3 project mean more oil trains?
Enbridge Energy and supporters of the Line 3 pipeline project say oil will move by rail if not by pipeline. But opponents, including environmentalists, are skeptical.