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Art Hounds: 'The Debutante's Ball'
This week Art Hounds take in "The Debutante's Ball," an evening of short performances at Bedlam Lowertown and paintings by Roger Nelson.
Appetites: How to dine for $10 at 'essential' Twin Cities restaurants
Can you eat reasonably at some of Minnesota's iconic restaurants? City Pages writer Mecca Bos discovered that the answer is yes -- if you choose carefully.
Major League Soccer team coming to Minneapolis
The franchise was awarded to investors led by Bill McGuire, who owns a minor league soccer team.
CenturyLink wants to challenge Comcast's hold on Twin Cities
CenturyLink contends it should not have to build out its networks in each city, as required by state law. Some worry that would allow the company to favor wealthy areas.
It's the thrill of the chase for 'aurora hunters'
When conditions are just right, Northern Lights can dance across the Minnesota night -- for those who know how to find them.
Bruce Kramer's journey with ALS reaches its end
Instead of quietly succumbing to ALS, Kramer summoned the resources to meet the disease head-on and talk about it in public.
'Washington' crosses the Mississippi, arrives in Winona
An iconic American painting has made its way from the walls of the White House to Winona, Minnesota.
Dayton takes his plan for universal pre-k to school
Gov. Mark Dayton wants to spend $343 million of the budget surplus on universal all-day preschool. He said that would help make sure all children are prepared for kindergarten. But not everyone agrees with that approach.
Motorcyclists press for tougher distracted driving laws
Mary Berger nearly died in an accident when a driver didn't see her motorcycle. She wants more penalties added to state law for careless drivers who kill or hurt people.
Jim McGuinn, program director of The Current, spoke with MPR News' Tom Crann about the "four days of utter music chaos" that is South by Southwest in Austin.