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Critic: Rep. Atkins' corporate ties at odds with regulatory role
Big companies donate to the scholarship fund run by DFL Rep. Joe Atkins. He's the top Democrat on a House committee important to those firms. Atkins, who's mulling a U.S. House run, says there's no conflict.
Minnesota's Mary Jo Copeland meets with pope
Among the few Americans granted a private audience with Pope Francis during his visit to the United States is Mary Jo Copeland, who has served the poor and needy in the Twin Cities for decades.
Mayor Ness examines Duluth, political career in new book
Duluth Mayor Don Ness spoke with MPR News' Tom Crann about his news book and his hometown, a place he calls "brutally indifferent and seductively welcoming."
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The Eden Prairie middle-schooler who told off a presidential candidate explains why Ben Carson's comments about Muslims got under his skin.
Appetites: A visual masterclass from a master chef
The creative process behind innovative food is on display at the Minneapolis Institute of Art.
Second Republican joins race to replace Kline
Former state Sen. John Howe declared that he's seeking his party's endorsement for the U.S. House seat.
Mpls. businesses line up against 'fair scheduling' rule
Under the proposal, employers would have to compensate workers for any unexpected schedule changes. Business owners have reacted with disbelief.
Hamiel was formerly a pilot with the U.S. Air Force. He left the active service and went to work for the Metropolitan Airports Commission in 1977.
Ceiling cracks: Women step into Mayo Clinic's top academic posts
In the last two years, dozens of women have moved into academic leadership posts at the world-renowned health system's Rochester headquarters. It's no coincidence.