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USDA boosts bee habitat money for Minnesota

USDA boosts bee habitat money for Minnesota

Farmers can use the funds to plant bee-friendly wild flowers. Officials hope the investment will aid efforts to curb colony collapse.
by Dan Gunderson

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Hallberg's Picture of Health: Study says stay away from supplements

Hallberg's Picture of Health: Study says stay away from supplements

In this session, host Tom Crann and Dr. Jon Hallberg talk about a new study that exposes the fraudulent claims and health risks of supplements.

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Experts: GOP Senate win won't change business in Congress

Experts: GOP Senate win won't change business in Congress

Republican candidates say putting them in charge of the House and Senate would let them get things done. But it's not nearly that simple.
by Brett Neely

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Q&A: New Minnesota Ebola monitoring restrictions announced

Q&A: New Minnesota Ebola monitoring restrictions announced

Unlike quarantine policies in some other states, Minnesota's home confinement policy will apply primarily to travelers who had a known exposure to Ebola.
by Lorna Benson

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A frontier voice, rediscovered: 'Caddie Woodlawn' comes back to life

A frontier voice, rediscovered: 'Caddie Woodlawn' comes back to life

Author Carol Ryrie Brink died in 1981 but she left behind hours of recordings recounting her upbringing. The tapes were recently rediscovered by her 95-year-old son.
by Dan Olson

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Dayton defends MNsure rate hike math as GOP criticism mounts

Dayton defends MNsure rate hike math as GOP criticism mounts

GOP challenger Jeff Johnson isn't letting up on his criticism that Dayton's people low-balled the health exchange's 2015 increases and that the governor was "lying" about the size of the hikes.
by Tom Scheck

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Investors in deal to buy Digital River

The e-commerce company entered a merger agreement with a group led by Siris Capital Group for $26 per share in cash.
by Martin Moylan

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Widowed by Ebola, MN woman fights to claim spouse's Social Security

Widowed by Ebola, MN woman fights to claim spouse's Social Security

The Nigerian government isn't releasing a death certificate for Patrick Sawyer, one of the first Americans to die of Ebola. And that's a problem for his family in Minnesota.
by Tim Nelson

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Brilliant and accessible, poet John Berryman wins new fans

Brilliant and accessible, poet John Berryman wins new fans

People from around the world will honor John Berryman this weekend, widely hailed as one of the great American poets of the 20th century. The poet, who took his life in 1972, would have been 100 this year.
by Euan Kerr

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