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Appetites | Climate Cast

Art Hounds: 350 movies, a music festival and Emily Dickinson
This week on Art Hounds: the Minneapolis St. Paul International Film Festival, the Midwest Music Fest and a marathon reading of Emily Dickinson's poetry.
Climate Cast: Green energy boom in the Midwest
Chief meteorologist Paul Huttner spoke to Xcel Energy's president for Minnesota and the Dakotas about a benefit of green power that's overlooked: more jobs.
Appetites: How you can avoid bad restaurant experiences
There are some tell-tale signs of a poor restaurant experience that diners can learn to sniff out before having to sit down to a wholesale bad time.
Mayo Clinic CEO's Big Pharma gig: 4 questions
Dr. John Noseworthy will soon join the board of Merck, a major pharmaceutical company. While common, experts say these kinds of relationships raise conflict of interest concerns and must be carefully navigated. Here's how it works.
New system at Twin Cities airport makes takeoffs and landings faster
The "Data Comm" system is rolling out across more than 50 airports across the US. It's been running at MSP since November, and FAA and Delta officials showed off the system at the MSP control tower Tuesday.
Don't re-accommodate me, bro: 4 ways to survive a bad flight experience
The United Airlines-dragged traveler fiasco is an extreme example of how miserable airline travel can be these days. Here are some expert tips on how to navigate airports, airlines and life in transit.
At stake is whether Minnesotans will be able to board domestic flights next year using their driver's licenses as ID. The Legislature needs to act soon, said DFL Gov. Mark Dayton.
St. Paul police chief tries to move past fired cop's reinstatement
Todd Axtell and community leaders are looking for ways to address police accountability after an arbitrator ruled to reinstate an officer fired for his use of force in a controversial arrest.
Minn. House members lounge: Is it really 'nobody's business'?
A DFLer who called out her "white male colleagues" for cardplaying during House debate inadvertently pulled back the veil on the chamber's "retiring room." Former Speaker Steve Sviggum tells MPR News what it's like, and not like.