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Climate Cast: Climate migration in the U.S.

Climate Cast: Climate migration in the U.S.

The governor of Louisiana declared a state of emergency for an unusual reason — their coastline is disappearing. Other states could face similar issues as global temperatures and sea levels rise.
by Paul Huttner

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Senate passes bill to restrict local labor rules

Senate passes bill to restrict local labor rules

Controversial legislation that would stop cities from enacting sick leave ordinances, minimum wage requirements and other rule has cleared the state Senate.
by Brian Bakst

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Lake Koronis is test lab in fight against invasive species

Lake Koronis is test lab in fight against invasive species

Experts say they need more research to figure out how to combat and control starry stonewort. Some lake advocates say the DNR isn't doing enough to prevent it from spreading to lakes throughout Minnesota.
by Kirsti Marohn

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Art Hounds: A percussive dance collaboration

Art Hounds: A percussive dance collaboration

This week on Art Hounds: "Sistah Solo/Being Brotha" at Intermedia Arts, Whitmanesque poetry in Duluth and a joint performance by Zorongo Flamenco and Flying Foot Forum.
by Marianne Combs

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Dayton ready to give up on gas tax hike? Roads chief says hang on

DFL Gov. Mark Dayton and the state's transportation commissioner are sending conflicting signals on whether Dayton has given up his push for a higher gas tax and whether he will accept a Republican transportation plan.
by Tim Pugmire

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Lawmakers have 5 weeks to reach budget deal with Dayton

Lawmakers have 5 weeks to reach budget deal with Dayton

House and Senate Republicans have big differences to resolve with DFL Gov. Mark Dayton on how much to spend and how much to give back in tax cuts over the next two years. And now they're even disagreeing on how they should negotiate.
by Tim Pugmire

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Think your child has the measles? Call before you seek care

Think your child has the measles? Call before you seek care

The highly contagious disease is generally preventable by a vaccine, but there's been a recent outbreak of at least nine cases among unvaccinated kids.
by Tom Crann and Cody Nelson

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