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Minnesota Now with Nina Moini is journalism that doesn’t take itself too seriously. It’s reporting that puts people first with live, down-to-earth, unscripted interviews that aim to inform and entertain. Tune in to Minnesota Now weekdays at noon on the radio or the live audio stream at mprnews.org.

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TriLingua Cinema opens up micro-cinema on the east side of St. Paul

TriLingua Cinema opens up micro-cinema on the east side of St. Paul

The new 36-seat theater will be in the same building as the East Side Freedom Library and comes after six years of pop-up events hosted by TriLingua Cinema.
by Nina Moini and Ngoc Bui

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After nonprofit mobilized to support pregnant immigrants this winter, long-term needs emerge

After nonprofit mobilized to support pregnant immigrants this winter, long-term needs emerge

Fernanda Honebrink, a midwife and immigrant herself, founded Conexión during Operation Metro Surge to support pregnant and breastfeeding immigrants. Several months later, some of the fathers have been detained by ICE, and mothers are leaning on each other for continued support.
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The hockey job made for a team's most dire moments is changing: Meet the Wild's new EBUG

The hockey job made for a team's most dire moments is changing: Meet the Wild's new EBUG

Peter Thome is joining the Minnesota Wild with an unusual job: Emergency Backup Goaltender. The NHL is changing the way it handles that role this season, with every team now having a designated EBUG as part of its staff.
by Nina Moini and Ellen Finn

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St. Paul Downtown Airport to celebrate 100 years of aviation history

St. Paul Downtown Airport to celebrate 100 years of aviation history

Decades ago, the airport near downtown St. Paul was the epicenter of aviation for Minnesota. It was there that the first private airmail route for the Midwest originated and where Northwest Airlines built up its operations before eventually merging with Delta.
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Private equity tapping into popular autism therapy, report finds

Private equity tapping into popular autism therapy, report finds

Journalists with the education news site The 74 found private equity is playing a growing role in Applied Behavioral Analysis, which has become the most common form of autism therapy. Critics say the treatment can be ineffective and harmful.
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For Naomi Gaines-Young, Lindsay Clancy case is the latest that 'could have been prevented'

For Naomi Gaines-Young, Lindsay Clancy case is the latest that 'could have been prevented'

The attention on Lindsay Clancy’s murder trial resembles a “watershed moment” that occurred in Minnesota more than 20 years ago. In 2003, two Minnesota mothers killed their children in separate incidents linked to postpartum psychosis.
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