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Appetites | Climate Cast

Minneapolis budgets $300,000 for police bias training

Minneapolis budgets $300,000 for police bias training

The city is joining the federal government in putting up the money, but not everyone believes that such programs work.
by Riham Feshir

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Art Hounds: A look at Christmas during WWII

Art Hounds: A look at Christmas during WWII

This week on Art Hounds: "Christmas in the Airwaves," fiber art in Hutchinson and "Manhattan Nutcracker."
by Marianne Combs

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Appetites: Is fine dining dead in Minnesota?

Appetites: Is fine dining dead in Minnesota?

James Norton, editor of The Heavy Table, thinks fine dining isn't over in the state, despite two high-profile restaurant closings. Instead, it's evolving and letting its hair down.
by Tom Crann

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St. Paul schools chief to union: Safety solutions must fit budget

St. Paul schools chief to union: Safety solutions must fit budget

Saying she was "deeply concerned" about teachers threatening to strike over school safety, Superintendent Valeria Silva said Wednesday she was committed to finding solutions but cautioned the district can't afford all of what the union wants.
by MPR News Staff

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Hallberg's Picture of Health: Hope in the cancer fight

Hallberg's Picture of Health: Hope in the cancer fight

Dr. Jon Hallberg joined Tom Crann to talk about the implications of former President Carter's announcement that drug treatments have left him cancer-free.
by Tom Crann

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University of Minnesota athletics probe largely clears school

University of Minnesota athletics probe largely clears school

An external review released Tuesday doesn't find fault with the university's vetting of Norwood Teague before he was hired as athletics director. A separate audit found thousands of dollars in questionable spending and deal-making by Teague.
by Jon Collins and Peter Cox

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Minneapolis selects Massachusetts candidate as school superintendent

Minneapolis selects Massachusetts candidate as school superintendent

After a nearly 10-month search, the board on Monday selected Sergio Paez over the district's interim superintendent Michael Goar and a third candidate.
by Matt Sepic

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MN study: Hospital ventilator noise puts preemie hearing at risk

MN study: Hospital ventilator noise puts preemie hearing at risk

A Minneapolis researcher has found that premature infants may be exposed to noise as loud as a jet engine. Their tiny bones can conduct the ventilator's sound to the inner ear.
by Lorna Benson

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