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Photos: Building boats, and learning lifelong skills
Youth interns at St. Paul's Urban Boatbuilders are putting the finishing touches on wooden boats that they have been working on throughout the summer.
Art Hounds: Remembering dancers lost to AIDS
This week Art Hounds share their love for the Boy Kisses comedy show, remember the "Lost Voices of Jazz" and revel in a classical retelling of a Persian fable.
Smartphone, mobile tech thefts take off at MSP airport
Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport has seen a sharp rise in thefts as more people travel with more mobile technology. Officials say they need travelers' help fighting the trend.
FLOW arts crawl celebrates welcome change in north Minneapolis
North Minneapolis is still troubled by occasional violence, but many see the neighborhood as changing for the better -- in part because of artists and the people they attract.
Preserved parcels offer glimpse of Minnesota gone by
The DNR's scientific and natural areas, like Blanket Flower Prairie, give visitors a glimpse of what Minnesota looked like before European settlement.
Vikings stadium: One year to go; seats arrive next month
The new Minnesota Vikings stadium is nearly two-thirds done and crews are expected to finish in August 2016. On Monday, officials gave reporters a tour of the work.
Hodges to meet with pope to discuss environment, trafficking
Minneapolis Mayor Betsy Hodges will join Pope Francis and more than 60 mayors from around the world to discuss climate change and human trafficking.
Friday Festivals: Heritage Day underground
This week goes deep -- mine deep. We're heading to Northeast Minnesota for the Heritage Day Celebration at Lake Vermilion-Soudan Underground Mine State Park.