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St. Paul mayor candidates draw distinctions, address critics
MPR News host Tom Weber led a two-hour debate on Thursday with Melvin Carter, Elizabeth Dickinson, Tom Goldstein, Pat Harris and Dai Thao.
Art Hounds: Ballet, flamenco and resurrected poets
This week on Art Hounds: James Sewell Ballet performs with the Ahn Trio, poets return from the dead to compete with one another, and "A Night in Andalusia" offers Flamenco dance and music.
How Russian-backed agitation online spilled into the real world in 2016
Facebook, Twitter and Google faced questions from the Senate and House Intelligence Committees on Wednesday. It's the second day of testimony for lawyers from the three online platforms.
'Vampire of the Great Lakes' still haunts Lake Superior fish
The sea lamprey has been one of the most destructive nonnative species to invade the Great Lakes. While a control program has helped revive fish populations, lamprey numbers are on the rebound in Lake Superior.
Best place for winter camping? Try Antarctica
In 2000, MPR News got a call from Antarctica. It was explorer Ann Bancroft describing the mostly pleasant weather her and her partner Liv Arnesen experienced on their way to the South Pole.
Minneapolis candidates for mayor spar on housing issues
Raymond Dehn, Jacob Frey, Tom Hoch, Betsy Hodges and Nekima Levy-Pounds were mostly cordial during the forum hosted by Tom Weber at the Minnesota Public Radio studios, with only minor spats coming while discussing housing policy.
American Indian activist Dennis Banks dies
Dennis Banks was co-founder of the American Indian Movement in Minneapolis. He died Sunday night.
St. Paul police union head apologizes for 'political attack', won't resign
Police federation president Dave Titus took responsibility for an "ill-advised political attack" on St. Paul mayoral candidate Melvin Carter over guns stolen from Carter's home, Titus turned aside calls for him to step down immediately.
In Mpls., busted-up guns become 'surreal' art exhibit
An art exhibit up now in Minneapolis aims to explore gun culture, and examine the impact that shootings that kill or injure people have on the community.