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Mpls. police clear out 4th Precinct protest site
Police arrested eight people. Black Lives Matter organizers protested Thursday afternoon at Minneapolis City Hall, then marched to police union headquarters.
Tough times, overfishing shake Superior's herring fleet
Lake Superior herring numbers are plummeting, putting the lake's small but iconic commercial fishery in jeopardy. Overfishing is a problem. New research suggests climate change could also be partly to blame.
Art Hounds: Dan Israel and Minhua Chorus
This week on Art Hounds we're treated to choral music from southern China, Dan Israel's latest CD, and a live-action adventure game in Duluth.
Appetites: Preserving Iron Range recipes
B.J. Carpenter wrote the cookbook "Come, You Taste" to capture the recipes that immigrants brought with them to the Iron Range, including potica, pasties and porketta.
Minn. historian Hy Berman passes away at 90
Berman grew up on the east coast, but embraced the history of his new home after he was hired by the University of Minnesota in 1961.
Gallery show uses art to give empathy a shot in the arm
Alarmed by social trends, Instinct Art Gallery's director assembled an exhibition that's all about seeing through the eyes of others.
An effort at the National Institutes of Health seeks to provide an innovative approach to study mystery conditions and help patients with yet-to-be-diagnosed diseases.
Mpls. protesters refuse calls to end 4th Precinct 'occupation'; protest shooting suspects charged
Minneapolis officials and community leaders say street demonstrations outside the 4th Precinct police station are a public safety hazard. Protesters say they won't go, setting up a potential conflict with police.
Will millennials dig Rochester's ambitious downtown plan?
Attracting young professionals to Rochester is critical to the success of the massive Destination Medical Center project. But getting them to come and stay won't be easy.