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Food critics dish on State Fair's best (and not-so-best)
Three Twin Cities food critics give their recommendations, and condemnations, after sampling some of the most talked about food items at the Great Minnesota Get-Together.
This week on Climate Cast, we learn why customers' electric bills have doubled in coal country.
'We don't close our lakes': In battle against aquatic invaders, it's protection vs. access
In a pilot program that began last fall, Wright County has become the first in Minnesota to require mandatory inspections at a central location before boats can enter four of its lakes. It's been getting a lot of attention as a possible model for other Minnesota counties.
Trump emissions plan could dirty Minnesota's air, but energy transition continues
The Trump administration's plan to allow states to regulate their own carbon emissions isn't expected to have much of an effect on Minnesota's energy generation, because a transition away from coal was already in progress.
Thousands expected for 'Super Eid' in downtown Minneapolis
A group of mosques that typically hold individual prayers plans to come together for one big festival -- and have invited people of all faiths to join their celebration at U.S. Bank Stadium.
Soweto crowd rapturously responds to Minnesota Orchestra
The Minnesota Orchestra played the most anticipated concert of its South African tour Friday in the historic Regina Mundi church in Soweto.
Groups work together to help Mpls. homeless encampment
Members of St. Stephen's Human Services, Natives Against Heroin and other community organizations tried to alleviate some of the issues facing the residents of an encampment in Minneapolis.