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Concern grows over effects of treated seeds on birds
Neonicotinoid-treated seeds are winding up as food for birds and other animals, which can be toxic for the wildlife.
Recipe for success at Al's Breakfast included pancakes and good humor
Al's Breakfast in Dinkytown has been in operation since 1950. After over three decades of consistent success, MPR reporter Dan Olson adventured into the crowded diner in 1986 to see what all the fuss was about.
Leaders blast security guard rumored to have blamed nonexistent black shooter
Police say Brent Ahlers, a former St. Catherine University security guard, told them he accidentally shot himself in the shoulder and made up a story about an intruder. The school issued an apology Friday evening.
In year since mall attack, St. Cloud works to heal division
Sunday marks one year since a knife-wielding man went on a stabbing rampage at a shopping mall in St. Cloud, leaving 10 people wounded and the community shaken.
MN industry leaders want more immigrant workers as restrictive policies loom
Industry leaders say immigrants are needed to grow Minnesota's economy and address a labor shortage. But calls for welcoming more immigrants come as the White House and others offer proposals for more restrictive immigrant policies.
Video: Goodbye to 'one of the good ones': Wayzata officer mourned
Officer Bill Mathews, 47, was clearing debris off U.S. Highway 12 last week when he was struck and killed by a driver. Hundreds of law enforcement officers and citizens have come to a church in Plymouth to mourn his loss.
Art Hounds: Art on the walls at MCAD
This week on Art Hounds: A major new mural at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design, a Fergus Falls exhibit about mental health, and "Nadia."