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Despite ceasefire, some Iranians in Minnesota uncertain about future
More than two weeks after Israeli missile strikes on Iran triggered a deadly war, a ceasefire between the two countries seems to hold.  For some Iranians in Minnesota, the news brings cautious relief — but also deep concern for loved ones back home and uncertainty about what comes next.
‘Loon lady’ turns passion into action to protect Minnesota’s iconic bird
Sheila Johnston started photographing loons as a hobby. Watching the loons struggle to survive made her a passionate advocate for Minnesota’s state bird, but one experience drove her to action.
30 years after disappearance, reporter Jodi Huisentruit is far from forgotten
It's been a mystery for 30 years what happened to a bubbly and beautiful television news anchor from Minnesota who vanished in the early morning hours of June 27, 1995.
DFL Leader Melissa Hortman: A political force known for ambitious goals, adept ways
Political leaders, family and friends will gather Friday at the Minnesota Capitol to pay tribute to Hortman. She was remembered for her calm demeanor, strategic thinking and lasting impact on Minnesota politics.
Avid gardener and philanthropist fled Laos and became 'true Minnesotan'
Phouangsouvanh Bouphasavanh loved to help others and appreciate the simple things in life. As a meditative and spiritual man, he took time to notice and enjoy the Minnesota he loved.
Powwow honors Native American Two-Spirit gender, spiritual identities
New Native Theatre held its fourth annual Two-Spirit Powwow at the Minneapolis American Indian Center on Tuesday evening. Attendees gathered for an evening of celebration, community and support.