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After years of struggle, Best Buy gets its groove back

After years of struggle, Best Buy gets its groove back

Once there was bankruptcy talk. Now, the Richfield-based giant has arguably established itself as the go-to retailer for all things techy, along with price-matching, free shipping and plentiful consumer advice.
by Martin Moylan

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A Minnesota stalwart for climate research may disappear

A Minnesota stalwart for climate research may disappear

More than 40 years of ongoing research at Shingobee Lake in Hubbard County could go unfunded after October.
by Alex Baumhardt

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'It feels like Florida': Hot temps rock Minnesota

Twins fans did all they could to beat the heat at Target Field Wednesday, as temps in the low 90s hit the state.
by Peter Cox

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Appetites: Tastier than walleye? Other lake fish to try

Appetites: Tastier than walleye? Other lake fish to try

Award-winning food writer Amy Thielen says Minnesota anglers shouldn't be too quick to throw back their non-walleye catch.
by Tom Crann and Kyle Shiely

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After weeks of rain, officials in SW Minnesota look to rebuild

After weeks of rain, officials in SW Minnesota look to rebuild

Gov. Mark Dayton, U.S. Sen. Tina Smith, Rep. Collin Peterson and other state and federal officials got a first-hand look Friday at the damage caused by recent storms in southwest Minnesota.
by Mark Steil

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Duluth council member takes on panhandling law

Duluth council member takes on panhandling law

Laws against panhandling experienced a huge growth in the U.S. in the first half of the decade. Now, the city of Duluth is set to take on the issue of repealing its ban.
by Tom Crann

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Social media are causing scenic spots to be 'loved to death'

Social media are causing scenic spots to be 'loved to death'

Outdoors advocates say the way some social media users share their adventures online is hastening the deterioration of scenic spaces around the world, including Minnesota.
by Cody Nelson

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Scientists and kids work hard so we can survive climate change

Scientists and kids work hard so we can survive climate change

Climate change has lasting effects on how we get our food, how much water is available to us and how we go about our day to day lives. It's a lot to navigate, but scientists from the University of Minnesota are here to help. That and more on this episode of Climate Cast.
by Paul Huttner

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