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Appetites: Is craft beer the new wine?

Appetites: Is craft beer the new wine?

Breweries are pushing into new markets with more complex, ambitious beers.
by MPR News Staff

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For the poet Bao Phi, a violent past is never far away

For the poet Bao Phi, a violent past is never far away

The birth of his daughter helped Phi understand the turbulent legacy that had passed down to him.
by Marianne Combs

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Judge: Jurors in Castile shooting case can't view car; no re-enactment

Judge: Jurors in Castile shooting case can't view car; no re-enactment

St. Anthony police officer Jeronimo Yanez won't be allowed to re-enact what happened the night he shot Philando Castile during a traffic stop after a judge denied a defense request for jurors to see Castile's car in person.
by Riham Feshir

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Welcome ends in Minn. for hundreds of West Africans from Ebola regions

On Sunday, between 200 and 500 people living in Minnesota are expected to lose the temporary protected status they were granted when Ebola ravaged three West African countries.
by Emma Sapong

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9/11 Commission lawyer on probes, power and Trump

9/11 Commission lawyer on probes, power and Trump

Minnesota native Michael Hurley led CIA and U.S. Special Forces in Afghanistan right after 9/11 and was senior counsel on the 9/11 Commission. He spoke with MPR News on the challenges of government investigating itself.
by MPR News Staff

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Bill Davis gets 4 years for stealing from Mpls. nonprofit he ran

Bill Davis gets 4 years for stealing from Mpls. nonprofit he ran

Davis pleaded guilty in June to charges he used taxpayer grants on a personal car, exotic trips and perks for friends and relatives while running Community Action of Minneapolis.
by Brandt Williams

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MN-ND flood fight shows not all public works spending gets applause

MN-ND flood fight shows not all public works spending gets applause

President Trump wants to spend $1 trillion on infrastructure, which tends to be extremely popular regardless of politics. But the Minnesota-North Dakota fight over the Red River diversion project shows there are potholes.
by Tom Scheck

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First food truck lane opens in north Minneapolis

First food truck lane opens in north Minneapolis

West Broadway Avenue will be home to the area's first food truck lane, which kicked off Thursday.
by Emma Sapong

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Past job raised red flags about Rochester Art Center's ex-chief

Past job raised red flags about Rochester Art Center's ex-chief

After Megan Johnston's brief stint running the publicly-subsidized Rochester Art Center, most of the staff had turned over and budget related layoffs ensued. These problems were foreshadowed in her prior job running a Georgia museum.
by Catharine Richert

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