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The Tom Brady throw no one wanted to catch
Patriots quarterback Tom Brady shared the story of the first time he tried chewing tobacco while fishing with his uncles in Minnesota. It did not go well -- but they did catch a lot of fish.
To prevent relationship and sexual violence, Mpls. school starts early
A program to prevent relationship abuse, harassment and sexual assault is finding success among high school athletic departments, including some in Minnesota.
Republicans face off to replace Cornish in MN House
There's a primary election Monday to choose the Republican who will run for Tony Cornish's old House seat, and Cornish is backing the challenger rather than the party's endorsed candidate.
Report: MN needs new office for state gov't sex misconduct claims
Minnesota should create an independent office to handle reports of sexual harassment in state government. That's the top recommendation from a new report ordered by Gov. Mark Dayton. The plan, however, would not cover the Legislature.
What happens in the Arctic doesn't just stay there
This week's an extra wintry Climate Cast. We'll discuss how Arctic changes drive extreme winter weather, the psychology of climate change and how the cold drives a huge winter recreation industry.
Minn. catching up on water recycling as groundwater supply shrinks
Officials and environmental groups see collecting, treating and reusing dirty water as a way to reduce demand on clean, drinkable water sources. More cities and businesses are catching on, but we aren't as far along as some states in the West.
GOP Rep. Dean drops out of governor's race, backs Jeff Johnson
Despite Dean's exit, the race to be the GOP's gubernatorial nominee remains fluid, observers say. One unanswered question: Will former Gov. Tim Pawlenty jump in?
Appetites: 2 dining trends that will dominate the Twin Cities in 2018
The trends for the last few years have been all about ingredients that were supposed to be health-giving superfoods, like kale, quinoa or pomegranates. But what's coming in 2018?