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Appetites | Climate Cast

Mayor Coleman, BLM's Rashad Turner on Crashed Ice protest

Mayor Coleman, BLM's Rashad Turner on Crashed Ice protest

Black Lives Matter St. Paul says it plans what it calls a nonviolent shutdown action at Crashed Ice, which starts Feb. 27.
by Tom Crann

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Metro Transit hopes riders hop on speedy new bus line

The new A Line, Metro Transit's first rapid bus line on an urban street, is designed to attract more riders by cutting travel time and improving bus service.
by Jon Collins

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Special election enlarges MN House GOP majority by 1

Special election enlarges MN House GOP majority by 1

Republican Chad Anderson will fill the seat vacated by DFLer Ann Lenczewski.
by Tim Pugmire

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Appetites: Vegetarian butcher shops

Appetites: Vegetarian butcher shops

James Norton, editor of the online culinary journal Heavy Table, joined MPR News host Tom Crann to talk about faux meats and the Herbivorous Butcher.
by Tom Crann

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U of M study finds 'health care homes' model pays off

Developed as a way of coordinating patient care, the model improves quality and saves money at the same time.
by Lorna Benson

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Hallberg's Picture of Health: The dangers of lead

Hallberg's Picture of Health: The dangers of lead

As the Flint water crisis continues, MPR News' regular medical analyst Dr. Jon Hallberg answered some questions on what lead can do to the body, and why it's worse for children and developing bodies.

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St. Paul's red '1st' not lit for now

St. Paul's red '1st' not lit for now

The 50-foot-tall flashing neon "1st" sign atop a historic bank tower in St. Paul has gone dark. But the building's owner says an energy upgrade could include new LED lights for the landmark.
by Tim Nelson

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Sperm bank for bees generates a buzz in Fargo

Sperm bank for bees generates a buzz in Fargo

With honeybees under stress from pests and pesticides, federal authorities hope to build a center to store bee sperm and embryos. But it's a trickier business for bees than humans.
by Dan Gunderson

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