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Appetites: Hmong cuisine, 'the ultimate fusion food'
Pakou Hang, co-founder and executive director of the Hmong American Farmers Association, shares five things you might not have known about Hmong food and farming in Minnesota.
At new Ordway hall, the SPCO has a home of its own
SPCO President Bruce Coppock thinks the new hall will transform the group and draw guest musicians from all over the world.
MnSCU faculty, system leaders reach tentative agreement
Campus committees would get at least some of the decision making power in MnSCU Chancellor Steven Rosenstone's "Charting the Future" plan under the proposed deal.
Students, Swedish-Americans swap immigrant stories
Story Swap fosters conversations between the state's newest immigrants and the offspring of earlier ones.
Target plans to cut thousands of jobs in corporate restructure
Target Corp. plans to eliminate "several thousand positions," primarily at its Minneapolis headquarters, as part of a two-year corporate restructuring.
Hallberg's Picture of Health: Don't delay vaccinations
The recent measles outbreak and MMR vaccination scare has Dr. Jon Hallberg thinking about a broader vaccination phobia in this country.
The luxury lodging will include an indoor connection to the airport, hotel entrepreneur Jim Graves said Monday. The full airport commission is expected to approve the deal March 17.
Investigation or desecration? Tribes press for power to stop autopsies
Some Minnesota tribes want to change state law to prohibit an autopsy on religious grounds. Skeptics warn there are consequences to letting families stop the procedures.
The review grew out of faculty concern that the university's reputation has been "under a cloud" because of lingering questions over the 2004 suicide of university drug-trial patient Dan Markingson.